Rain

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And in a moonless night

I find myself stumbling through the rain.

Thick drops trace down my shoulders

And find their way to my veins...

Pulsing with eternity's flow

Wishing for something colder...



Staggering in the simplistic shade of an alleyway...

Puddles linger as they hunger for fingers

To cause a ripple... a slight disturbance they've seeked all day...

Sheets of water rain fiercely down

Hitting ground with a piercing sound

And letting me see just two steps ahead of me...

Wondering if I will crash

With every splash that I make

Scattering these droplets from their tiny lakes...



Soaked hair drenched with a heavy air

Reserved for the smelly affairs

Of alleyway bandits who hide in the mystical stares

Of the moon as they plan this attack on the bloom of day

Hoping like me to all their gods that the night would stay...

And so would the rain...

For once it came, it shrouded me,

Took my likeness and clouded me

In the warmth of its freezing drops.

And the taste of the trickle that ran from my hair down my nose

Is undoubtedly

Sprung from Heaven's rose...

As I look up and reach for a clue

From that ceiling so solemnly blue

What I'm feeling is probably true...

My eyes meet the sky

And lips slightly moist only cry:

Water... giver of life... Holy mother of vice and comfort...

Your duality drives me to wonder

How I can at once hide under

You to avoid any sunburn...

Sink beneath oceans of green

Losing sounds to the vibe so serene

And tear every frown asunder...



Yet how you can crash with all of Hell's fury

Slash every delicate thing

And rain judgment on earth like a pissed off jury...

Making me light headed as you sing with the wind

And pass through my body like sin...



Skin... so moist form the succulent drops you've rejoiced on me...

Mouth... overflowing with the taste of you I hold within...

Ears... Ringing so clear from the words you have voiced on me...

Eyes... Delightfully blind from the vision you spin...



Mind... Longing to find your source so divine...

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