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Created on: October 25, 2008
The clouds are coming-
they always do. Grey and blue,
they encircle my space- swirling,
fading from one place to the next.
Driving rain forces its way down
my face- down my cheeks.
I'm used to the rain though.
My mind- it rains. And with each
new storm, my life begins anew.
Torment guides my fleeting thoughts.
Geysers emerge. Tears well.
I'm not sure I can bare even one more
day. For I cannot see beyond right now.
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