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The Rainy Girl

My time to rest

By Marie Cadette Pierre-LouisPublished 4 years ago • Updated 4 years ago • 1 min read
The Rainy Girl
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When times are foggy

I just lie in

When it rains heavy

Day’s on and down

But I’m always drowsy

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It’s unesthetic

I’m candid though

I love when my shiny eyes are puffy

Wet weather just makes me sluggish

But that’s my time to rest plainly

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To go to a gym

You first need to be full

Gym is for robust mind

But sweet bed is in our eyes

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Drizzles are puzzles

Sprinkles are riddles

But sleepy eyes aren’t lies

Drizzles fall

Sprinkles fall

It’s my time to whistle

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I’m not lazy

I’m just unapologetic

When my mind is rusty

Nobody still knows

My mind’s iron

When rain falls so long

I just need an energic aid

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I only need some hours for my mind’s rest

Without her I’m not me

And without me it’s just the corpse

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No one and thing assist better

Sleepy hours are just saviors

A long moment in bed

Recharge my mind off months of hard works

Though the rusty part is worth a day out

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Not even a spongey bed

Clearly?

The eyes are the perfect beds

And eyelashes are but protective

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It’s easier to slumber

When outside there’s a not so heavy thunder

I sweetly melt in my bed

While my mind stops wondering

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Cause I’m a tea girl

Ginger taste fits well with wet smell

Though ginger tea makes me more sleepy

I drink tea gingerly

And savor milky coffee in a rainy morning

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Rainy days are wonderful

Not because I was born in May

Reasons are simple

I hustle each day

But breathe through in drizzled days

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Rainfalls trace the phases of any journey

In a muddy pathway

Which is the courteous parody of life

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    Written by Marie Cadette Pierre-Louis