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A Year's Worth

Racing Raindrop

By Briana ByersPublished 6 years ago 1 min read
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I'm standing in front of the storm door,

Its chill brushes against my skin as I look out on the rain drizzling down

As I stand there, I lock eyes with the next two competitors of my raindrop race

As the two begin their descent I watch in amazment, left in the lead, now right, approaching the finish line I believe we'll have a tie, oh no! Right takes and unexpected turn

Congratulations left you have reached your destination, you're finished you win!

I watch the raindrop race runner up reach the end and notice his reflection in the glass,

He's just sitting in that chair looking out the window

I hope with every ounce of my being that he too is having a raindrop race

That way when his competitors reach the end, even if it's just for a second, that silly little game will give him a bit of relief from everything eating away at his mind

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