Jul 14, 2004 21:54
I hardly remember the days when I carried around all those defective umbrellas
Rain dripped through the holes like the tears ever constant
The sun scorched me like the fear and regret
I though I was carrying a shield, but no, it was a lightening rod
And I was daily struck; it was no rarity then
But now, the rain refreshes my skin and I rather enjoy how it cleanses
And the sun warms my soul and yet my skin remains fair
I watch the lightening from a safe distance now, flickering like explosions of thought among brilliant neurons
And I don't miss the abrasive nature of carelessness...