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Raindrops


Raindrops are cold, so they say

But the tears of the past

They drip on my skin

And scorch my body 

For the saltiness in my sorrows is dehydrating 

And the water from my pain is drowning me

Raindrops burn

But raindrops are cold, so they say

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Cassidy17
<p>I identify with this completely. I love this thank you for sharing&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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