Phenomena
Without realizing it, in a span of four months, I've written to you twice.
The first was about rain, and the second was about snow.
From September to December, I wrote of wanting to watch different types of weather phenomena with you.
I find it strange to want something so mundane.
A few drops of rain, a flurry of snowflakes, and the desire to share them with you is unequivocally strong.
Some days I'm not even sure what we're doing, why I'm with you, but then I think of the rain, I think of the snow, and then I understand.
Water in any form is still water.
Even as the seasons change, or my feelings waver, there will always be a cloud.
The first was about rain, and the second was about snow.
From September to December, I wrote of wanting to watch different types of weather phenomena with you.
I find it strange to want something so mundane.
A few drops of rain, a flurry of snowflakes, and the desire to share them with you is unequivocally strong.
Some days I'm not even sure what we're doing, why I'm with you, but then I think of the rain, I think of the snow, and then I understand.
Water in any form is still water.
Even as the seasons change, or my feelings waver, there will always be a cloud.
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