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Hurricane
Millions, Billions, Trillions
of small little insignificant raindrops
all plummeting
towards
the
ground.
Some had the power to really mess things up,
To cause some damage
To leave a mark.
But not like the one I loved.
The one I loved was much more than just a
tiny
particle
of
water.
No,
the one I loved was 107 mile per hour wind.
The kind that not only blows your tiny fragile body away,
the kind that ripped the roof top off of your house
simply tossing it away.
The one I loved came with cold hard rain.
The kind that shatters diamonds
with anything it has to say.
The one I loved was
destructive
and
distraught.
All it wanted was attention;
a cry that called
“Forget me not.”
Yes, compared to me, the one I loved was a
hurricane. I was
drizzle.
And our love, man was it
insane.
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