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She rains down on me,
Her tears sad and cold, Me a lonely old rock I long for her to hold. Now flashing lightning, I slowly start to understand She’s stuck in the clouds, I am stuck here on land. She lets her thunder roar. Screaming out her pain, Echoing her heartbreak, As I sit here letting it rain. Wrapping me in her wind, Teasing me with her smell. This, the closest we can be I love her, can't you tell? Written for: "Invalid Item" The prompt for this week is too write a poem about a storm from the perspective of a rock. The rock could be a boulder on top of a mountain, or it could be a pebble on the bottom of a stream, or something else. Its up to you. Remember, be creative!
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