Imminent Night

Drenched leaves suck their last on the wet pavement
And I try to feel if my new boots are leaking
I like the rain pounding on my umbrella
My shoulders hunched, dragging my thoughts 
The air is dank, the grey above, reflected city colours below
A tune fills my head, adrenalin fills my chest
I like this twilight, somewhere above the waxing moon
Imminent night
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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