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Rachel Peacock
United States, Florida, Ft. Myers

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Hurricane Season of Malcontent

The thunderstorms are gatheringing again,
rushing and pressing to cool the air around me.
Suburbia is what we aspire to be,
yet fufilling your dreams can be stifiling.
There is a sense of unrequited love when I think of her, a sense of an unfinished life that I have yet to lead.

But mostly a sadness for the humidity that muddles my memories and constantly leaves me wanting,
more.....
...time, laughs, genuineness.
It all goes so fast and I forget to input the moment.
I forget to record and hold it,
hold you,
little or big
and remember it is always my place to shelter her/him/them from the rains.
But the air can be so stifiling ..
and sometimes a piece of me misses the not knowing and the irresponsibility.
Even among the curls that surrounds their faces,
I see their eyes watching me,
and the thunderstorms gathering.
Will I ever be happy to just be, is there such thing as a fufilled me?

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