Drained of color,
these rainy days.
I watch tiny flower petals,
beautiful in the summer past,
wash down, down the dark
underneath the muddy streets.
Alone in the hushed silence
of a crowded train,
sweat pours in the humid air,
yet there is no warmth here.
I arrive home,
where the wet seeps in
through the cracks on the concrete walls--
The roof leaks.
the drips, slow and steady,
they drop
one
by
one
Shocking cold--
I catch them
before anyone sees.
I bundle up, and hide beneath the sheets.
Until someone knocks on the door,
or opens a window,
I know,
the storm always stays away.
Sunday, August 12, 2018
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