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Across The Street

July 18, 2014
By BriannaRifkin PLATINUM, Columbia, Maryland
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Just across the street
A cloud forms and rain falls
But here, none

© Terrin C., Humboldt, IA

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spiritwriter GOLD said...
on Jul. 22 2014 at 7:31 pm
spiritwriter GOLD, Hicksville, New York
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This is very William Carlos Williams. I like it! It reminds me of "The Red Wheelbarrow" for its simple imagery and desolateness. It's very short ended. I love it.