SweetMochaMochi

The rain fell in heavy bullets, splattering and plopping on everything below the sky. My street was so littered with rain that to get out and run errands, I surely would have needed a boat, but I suppose that doesn't matter anymore. As much as my soul longs to dance in the rain, my body must remain in this place, keeping with this company. I closed my eyes and tried to allow myself a moment's peace, attempting to extricate my corporeal being from its vessel so that it may weave amongst the onslaught. I imagined each rain drop as it met with skin, sinking into each pore so thoroughly that it becomes a part of me, soaking clear through each v

"Why are you on that computer again!? You just got off of it!" Little Toby looked up from decorating his chest of drawers with Pokemon stickers. Why are his parents being so loud? He couldn't concentrate on his work if they were going to be loud. There was only one thing to do, so he pulled himself to his feet and stepped out of his room to tell them that they needed to use inside voices. "Shut up and go watch TV like you always do!" The little boy stepped toward the office, prepared to admonish the couple, when suddenly a case was placed in his right hand. "Here, baby, hold this." Toby looked up at his new dad with confusion, but d