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Can it rain?
We both laid with our 
 heads against the pillow.
 The sun was slowly creeping,
 while we were surely sleeping,
 into our bay window.
 I creaked open a tired eye
 to peak, peak, peaking
 at the man who lay beside me, 
 sleeping.
 
 I carefully crawled to the end
 of our bed, trying
 not to wake him.
 I made some coffee, had a smoke,
 went outside.
 To toke smoke.
 To toke smoke.
 
 The garden is dry,
 the flowers are brittle, 
 like my body at this 
 time of day.
 Everything dry, dry, dry, 
 but could be revived,
 somehow, eventually.
 
 Sitting out there, just
 think, think, thinking
 a thought came suddenly shrieking.
 
 Can it rain?
 Can it rain?
 Can it rain all day?
 I asked God.
 
 I felt a hand cross my 
 bosom and another
 wrap around it.
 I peaked up and it was 
 just him. And he said
 "Looks like it's gonna 
 be a nice day. You should 
 tend to the garden."
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