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Spring showers

I heard a loud rattling on the roof, I thought it was the dog playing with my shoes the rattling gets louder and louder so I went to inquire but it was the rain pouring down and a ferocious wind was blowing, all over the town it split the awning in two land it on top of the roof and the rain beats it down and scatter its remnants all around and I create music from the strange sound and all the people gather around. Spring showers is soaking the ground quenching the thirst of the dry cracked earth, filling up gullies and streams and pouring its sentiments all over my dreams, and melting the paradise that sits on top of my heart Spring showers are pouring down, sprinkling it blessing all over the town, the buds are bursting from the roots and the trees are adorned with brand new shoots and everything feels refreshing. Come let us roll on the Lawn until the break of dawn and soak our bodies on the wet grass until the bad energy has passed Let’s get down in the mud and unravel the mystery of the human race and expose the truth until they voluntary walk through the gate Spring showers are beating on he ground turning the city upside down, a long line of traffic paved the street honking their horns at the people they meet, a new found energy has entered the city and it is moving in a hurry. Hold my hands and walk with me I will show you what transpire at the end of the sea, it happen in spring 1973 when two warring faction met each other and took a boat to the middle of the sea and from that very day flowers start to bloom and the sun came out at noon and spring showers brought peace in my shoe.

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