I love the rain, too. It moistens, rejuvenates, heals, and quenches thirsty crops, thirsty grass, thirsty minds tired from too many days of interaction. The rain almost acts as a curtain that comes down allowing a temporary intercession to the play of your life. No one calls or comes over in the rain...You can just breath and relax. No work, no running, no tv, no cooking...no one expects anything in the rain...It's a beautiful, but temporary respite from the expectations of the day. Very nice, write, Savannah...:)
I love the rain, too. It moistens, rejuvenates, heals, and quenches thirsty crops, thirsty grass, thirsty minds tired from too many days of interaction. The rain almost acts as a curtain that comes down allowing a temporary intercession to the play of your life. No one calls or comes over in the rain...You can just breath and relax. No work, no running, no tv, no cooking...no one expects anything in the rain...It's a beautiful, but temporary respite from the expectations of the day. Very nice, write, Savannah...:)
a nice peaceful moment here...almost as if the sky is crying for her so that her mind can go elsewhere besides into memory of heartbreak.
i like the reflection of what is outside the window, in the mirror...
the speaker staring at the reflection, rather than staring out the window..
it's like second hand thoughts....just reflections of the real thing.
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Thank you for your great remarks and review Jacob! Beautiful thought on the reflection of the window.. read moreThank you for your great remarks and review Jacob! Beautiful thought on the reflection of the window and mirror!! :)
Hi, my name is Savannah. I am originally from the West Coast but live in Kansas now. I love to write and I love to read; one of my current majors is Creative Writing. I have a blog I am restarting soo.. more..