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THE NIGHT THE RAINS CAME A trickle at first, on the windowpane - gathering speed and intensity; I closed the blinds but could not stop the beat of the pellets of sleet bursting through the night air and bouncing off the glass - Alas, it was a night of evil drowning all the living things; a rushing, crushing, pushing torrent that knew no boundries, - only pain. I felt the fear of the unknown, as I sat huddled in my chair Waiting for the rains to cease and feeling sadness everywhere.. Years have passed, some have forgotten the loss of life and loss of hope; Avenging, we move onward - to rebuild - to beat the odds and to regain what we had lost the night the rains came.. to tear apart all we had built up, watching as it was swept away; The dawn has come - a new beginning... Countrymom 1/12/05 Note: Written as "free-verse" for Spidey's Weekly Poetry Contest
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