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When the rain hits
When the rain hits
It leaves all but a mist
On the lips
Of the chrysantheum
Metereorologists tumble at the tips of the tv
Boasting of their accuracy
I lean into the window
Watching as the hole in the driveway fills up
As it transforms into a puddle
Reminds me of Narnia
The sewer at the end of the yard
Devours the rumbling rain
I investigate how swiftly the avalanche was taken away
Crevices in the gravel turned into pools
Overfilling and getting filled
The tree is whipped into the wind
But is also stilled
Spider webs on the tree are smacked down
Destroying a perfectly placed spiral
Anthills are demolished
Bits of its sand funneling out upon the grass
I watch the rain leave like a time lapse
The rampant shower has nothing to show but a puddle
And even that evaporates
Sucked from its stance
The avalanche is now a stream
Spiders wll just reweave
Water will sit on the surface for a time
But will eventully seep through
CAuse no matter how cruel
Destructive or
Unruly rain might be
We'll always be tied to it
And it'll always leave

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