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Things The Rain Can't Wash Away
It's funny how the rain seems to make you remember everything.
 I can remember all those days I found myself staring in the rain.
 With my family,
 On our trip to the city.
 How we huddled so close under a tiny umbrella.
 Lying on the pavement in that summer rain storm,
 My sister and I admiring every drop as it fell closer and closer to our faces.
 Twirling barefoot in the street,
 I swear it became a river.
 A river I would dance in
 With friends I can't ever forget. 
 And often times I wonder,
  if it had been raining on the day we met,
 Maybe you wouldn't have forgotten about me.
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