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The First Rain Dance

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By TyPublished 3 months ago 1 min read
The First Rain Dance
Photo by Isis França on Unsplash

When rain falls in circular rhythms

Drenching cadence with its sweet smell, dancing to the sounds of Prince

Spinning and twisting clockwise

Until rain reflects off my satin-lined jacket, drawing outlines on my water-stained skin,

Holding me close,

Making sure I'm aware of its past, present, and future.

With every rotation,

Outlines intensify, splitting me in two

Polarizing my face until I’m neither here nor there,

Only unpacking enjoyment

When rain falls around us in circular rhythms,

Encapsulating our footsteps in radiating beauty,

Highlighting our outlines

Creating visual clarity benefiting all senses

I see you for what you are

A collection of rhythms that create my dance.

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    Written by Ty