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Pluviophile


I live in an earthly purgatory

But tonight I smelled rain amongst the brimstone

I inhaled the scent of a coming cleansing

Of liquid purity flooding down upon the fire

 

I reside in the depths of perdition

But this night I felt the cool scent of redemption on my skin

I touched the smell of a near future

Of a prospect that dowses the past

 

I exist in a state of limbo

But in the dark I heard the patter of rain drops

I listened to the sound of a deafening peace

Of a ceasefire in the form of water

 

I belong to my own torments

But now I see crystals shattering down from heaven

I watched fall a shower of watery clarity

Of a moment not far from this night.

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Comments (2)

jointheconspiracy
<p>You&#39;re more than welcome The-White-Knight. I&#39;m really happy to know there are fellow pluviophiles out there who can relate to that feeling.</p>
the-white-knight
<p>Oh god thank you for this. It is the perfect balance between pain and peace; calming and sorrow. And I needed it. Thank you, and please keep writing.</p>

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