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Yours Truly, Rain Boots


Dear Rainy Days, Your exciting, splashy puddles I simply can't resist, You are my explanation; The reason I exist. I literally jump for joy While the world hides From cold and wet and gray, Because I crave your Weather, And ask the Clouds to stay. And you know you need me, too, For as your Showers Steal the daylight here, My faux-sunshine yellow Brings puddle-jumping cheer. So before the Sun gets back, Let's set a date; The goal of our pursuits. You bring Thunder, and I'll invite Umbrella Yours truly, Rain Boots.
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<p>This reminds me of the poem "Bee" by Emily Dickenson.&nbsp; I love it. :)&nbsp; So cute!</p>

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