Under the Rain
It was warm there,
under the covers
under the roof
under the rain —
and we talked about
staying forever,
coming out only at night.
We'd drink moonlight,
and feed on falling stars —
dance through fields
to meadowlark-music
in three-four time.
Now it's cold here,
under the covers
under the roof
under the rain —
and forever is a sentence
with no meaning,
no escape,
no reprieve.
The moonshine tastes like goodbye.
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