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Biased?

It rained,
It poured,
But it left me cold
For it drenched everyone
As I remained out of its arms' fold

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  1. Wanted to get out in the rain? Monsoon was delayed two weeks in your place, wasn't it? Nice write.

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  2. Time Zone Dear. Time zone. M I right?
    Make it now, from this monsoon. Rains are the MOOOOOSSSST romantic season ever.

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  4. :) thanks for liking it... but the real inspiration behind this wasn't rains but a TV commercial...

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