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just different 2 min read 300 views Jun 30, 2016

Thoughts of a Thunderstorm

I hear you! I hear your song

Saying rain, rain go away

All because you want to play

Thank God I don’t listen

Thank God I didn’t heed

The damage it would cause

If I didn’t water your seed

Famines, droughts, fires in the land

And that's not it

Think of all that sand

Blowing all around, hitting your face

Scratching up everything

Sending dust all over the place

I'll bet my thunder you'll write a new song

If I took a vacation and stayed a little too long

You'll have everybody crying oh where is the rain

You'll tell your children never sing that song again

But I didn't listen I didn't take heed

Because I knew you don't even know what you need

My orders are clear they come above

It's just one of the ways HE sends His love

Like gravity is needed

To keep you grounded

I'm needed too

To keep you founded

Would gravity be needed if there was no existence

No it would not, That’s why I’m persistent

Persistent in what I do

Persistent in where I go

Persistent all round

So respect my flow

Give me as much respect

As you give the sun and her rays

Give me as much respect

As you do the moon with your gaze

I'm apart of the circle, the circle you call life

I'm just as important as everything else in you life

Now that’s my thoughts from beginning to end

I hope by tomorrow you’ll call me your friend

 

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Kilomsundrstd

Nice use of words..

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love_supreme

Very nice

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