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Hello Rain

My Constant Friend

By WrittenWritRalfPublished 2 months ago Updated 2 months ago 1 min read

Hello rain my constant friend i hear you knocking on my window pain. Do you want to come in? Is that what it is? Or are you here for my remembering?

 Hello rain my dear old friend i hear you knocking on my window pain. Was it not enough, all by yourself, did you have to bring your closest pals. To run and jump and punch through my mind. Do you need all of them for my remembering?

 Hello rain my forever friend i hear you knocking on my window pain. All that knocking is comforting, even if it is quite maddening. I feel the beat I feel the heat I feel the heavy of your metal.  I hear you all, knocking and a rocking trying so hard to get in, tickling the stem of my remembering.

Hello rain my tormenting friend I hear you knocking on my window pain. You swarm me, you cover me, like some ancient blanket that comes from a stinky basket. Around me and around me swirling as if comforting, but you are only hiding, hiding in my rememberings. I don’t like this game you play of hid and seek and destroy me. But always though i welcome thee. Always though I call to thee olly olly oxen free. But you never come forth you never reveal yourself to me.

Hello rain my constant friend i hear you knocking on my window pain. Wash away, wash away, my heartfelt things, wash away wash away such awful stings. It’s the least you can do as you play and swim inside of me, all swimming round and round my rememberings.

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    Written by WrittenWritRalf