Ventura Rain Storm

Ventura Rain Storm

A Poem by Sarah McKeever Hitt

Every morning the silly wind blows 
the indigo sky has no cloudy friends
the trees thirsty for raindrops
Birds have no idea what they are missing 
Sweet and burnt smells are coming from the houses
This is all this land knows 
They don't know know the sting of the frozen rain
the wind that tears your resolve 
the sky so grey you feel like smiling was a distant past hobby.
Maybe that is why my heart feels so lost here
I have had the best of both worlds
My toes have lived in salt water as well as wet wool socks
I have breathed in the Atlantic and walked the forests green
I have no idea which is home and I don't know if I am meant to.
What I am sure of is that I haven't met anyone like you yet.
Nobody's eyes have seen me from a million miles away 
to make me feel like I was a bright purple star in a boring sky
That may be what I am missing, that piece of me that made the days clean
The strange hope I felt when I knew that you were mine 
Even if the timing always seemed off.
I know the rain used to be cold sometimes way back then
but I didn't notice the silly wind because I was blinded by you.
Short of begging for something I don't want anymore, I would need a time machine
to get back there but I know a new storm will show it's self
and my skin and lungs will breathe deeply in the new adventure
as strongly as they did when I was yours.

© 2014 Sarah McKeever Hitt


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Added on December 3, 2014
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Sarah McKeever Hitt
Sarah McKeever Hitt

Chicago, IL



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