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Welcome
The rain is here.
A low light mist.
I can see heavy clouds.
In distance, waiting to get to me.
It's dark and moody out,
as you always are.
You awake yell and complaints.
Is all I hear.
The rain is starting to get harder.
I can feel little thuds on the roof.
You come close to me, yelling at my face.
What did I do.
Go back to sleep.
The rain won't leave till late.
It's harder now, rocks hitting the roof.
You grab my arm, shake me.
Lightning, I see it through the corner of you're eye.
You grab my face.
I can feel you're fingers digging into my jaw.
You push me.
More lightning, flashes.
Still yells.
I'm whipping now.
I feel tears in my eyes.
Stop, stop I say.
You're eyes glare at me, I have awoke something.
Thunder, I hear in the distance.
Still on the floor, picks me up.
Hit's me.
My face burns.
Thunder I hear it everywhere.
You keep hitting, pushing, yelling.
The storm crashing down everywhere.
Sorry,
is all I said.
It's clear now.
The rain is gone.
I can see the sun poking out of the clouds.
Little glimpse of a rainbow.
I smile,
then someone taps my shoulder.
I turn around, and welcome is all he says.
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