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Rainy Days


Raindrops fall like a child’s tears Very few of them being useful I watch the worms struggle Scrape their bellies upon the concrete Pleased with their cleverness For having survived the flood But just as a child’s tears are wont to do The rain evaporates quickly I watch as the worms grow still Forever first place in their victory trail Killed carelessly by their own safety And I wonder where I am scraping my belly
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karleighfunk
<p>I love this so much xx</p>

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