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Gabriel Shirley Storm of ConversionIn your glassy eye blooms the black cloud opening up in the above abyss crashes and thunders
Raindrops blown by the torrential wind overwhelm the surroundings drenching and soaking every grain of soil and leaf of grass
But the ground beneath your feet as dry and course as sand the air above you head lacks the wet drop
The step, the barrier to overcome the fear the inevitable squish of the dangerous turf
When you take it it engulfs and absorbs drenching to the marrow dripping down every inch
The gusts blow you about the drops smack against your form in waves of terror but when you open your eyes
You smile.
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