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Thursday 12 April 2012

She - Relief


Relief

She can hear the rain drops hitting the hot asphalt outside, she slowly opens her eyes from her midday siesta and peeks out the window. She sees the leaves blowing, the water pouring and the children playing. She jumps out of bed and runs to her balcony and the musty smell of water mixed with dirt hits her nose. She breathes it in and her insides instantly begin to stir. She feels like the few seconds in the rain has energized her more than any amount of sleep ever could. She slips into a pair of shorts and a cotton t shirt and is off to dance with the raindrops. The streets are flooded and her clothes immediately start absorbing water, within a few minutes they are so drenched they seem to be pulling her down, but that doesn’t stop her. She slips and slide through the muddy grass and races with the young children, who like her, don’t care who is watching. The water clings to her skin, and she is grateful for this temporary relief from the dreadful heat. The mud splatters all over her legs as she jumps into the largest puddle she can find, in the midst of all the revelry she doesn’t mind the mess one bit. The rain brings a special type of joy to her, a joy that resonates in her soul, in every atom of her being. The rain brings her back to her core spirit, she feels free and relaxed, energized and at peace. She is at her prime.  

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