petrichor
i hear the rain
coming through my open window
and onto my windowsill
the thunder roaring in the distance
it is getting closer
louder than before
the sky gets darker
as i watch the storm roll in
i see the birds taking cover
perching on limbs with their families
they too are preparing for this storm
my windowsill is drenched now
dripping onto my floor
soaking my carpet and the stray blanket
bunched up in a ball where my dogs lay
i open up my window even more
not caring about the water
running down the wall
i open it so i can smell the rain
so i can smell the earth
drinking up as much rain as it can handle
the earth during storms
remind me of me
soaking up as much life as i can handle
before it all goes away
petrichor smells like freedom
and i ache for freedom
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