Real creator
It's 3 am and I decided to write a thing or two about you. So here's The Nature and You.
With courage of a rainbow to appear right after rain during noon, you braved through my October to March monsoon.
With patience of a seashore being beaten by waves for its entire existence, you waited for my tsunami to pass without hesitance.
With a heart as warm as Sahara Desert during the mid of day in July, you stayed through my snowstorm, and that wasn't even a lie.
It's almost 4 in the morning and I started realizing. I could go all day and night comparing you to every event of nature, yet I swear the presence of you makes everything better.
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kd Hoccane
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