June Rain

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 "One thing we can never escape from is definition. If it could only be possible, I would wish to die undefined."

 June Rain

 Between outcast covers

 did a stranger lay,

 his head was bent against the shade.

 His eyes so bright

 but now a shade of night,

 he kept his hands warm yet

 but no warmth of him stayed.

 Between thin memories

 did his heart occupy,

 his mouth shaped words, yet all of it lies.

 He tucked his legs up

 tight across his chest,

 and yet through the darkness

 not a single tear he shed.

 His jacket was obsolete

 against the summer squalls,

 yet he didn't move, his hands straight lest

 he fall.

 He grasped the thin layer

 of bulging cloth be,

 a single gold locket, tucked,

 he could never free.

 And when the downpour came

 his eyes sparked with glee,

 a mourning man's lips quirked,

 the skies finally had mercy.

 The summer squall raged and

 the rain took him away,

 and in the cold of that downpour,

 he found another way.

 His eyes so bright,

 but now a shade of night,

 he kept his locket close

 until the whispers finally fade.

 Between outcast covers

 did this stranger lay,

 his head was bent against that shade.

 No man did know the reason why,

 in the cold of June rain

 he chose to die.

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