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*First came the rain. I stood there in ache. She pleaded with pain; How much more could she take? The rain poured violently. A shower that turned to a tempest, Such a dark place to be. Where a rage can grow and establish. Rain turned to ice, I felt the sting. So much hurt and anger. The sky thunders, so loud to ring. A war impending; a call of danger. She bites back at the rain. Two forces of nature collide. Both are in fervid pain. I solemnly delegate not to side. I wait inside, all confined. The ice and rain battle, Leaving only a monstrosity behind. This is their altercation, their battle. Arbitrate I could, Daft would I be. A fight to happen as it would. Do not let that mortal to designate to be me.*
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Mar 27, 2013
Mar 27, 2013 at 3:10 PM UTC
War of Nature
*First came the rain. I stood there in ache. She pleaded with pain; How much more could she take? The rain poured violently. A shower that turned to a tempest, Such a dark place to be. Where a rage can grow and establish. Rain turned to ice, I felt the sting. So much hurt and anger. The sky thunders, so loud to ring. A war impending; a call of danger. She bites back at the rain. Two forces of nature collide. Both are in fervid pain. I solemnly delegate not to side. I wait inside, all confined. The ice and rain battle, Leaving only a monstrosity behind. This is their altercation, their battle. Arbitrate I could, Daft would I be. A fight to happen as it would. Do not let that mortal to designate to be me.*
dannie-marie
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Mar 27, 2013
Mar 27, 2013 at 3:10 PM UTC
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