



snow in berlin
When we left there, an insistent rain began to fall. She took an umbrella from her bag and we walked, side by side, squeezed under it. It was a small, cheap red and white umbrella that would cost around three euros around here. We could barely fit the two of us under it. Unless we walked really close to each other. My hand brushed hers as we tried to hold the handle together, fighting a gust of wind. She smiled when her hand accidentally brushed mine. I wondered why we had to live so far apart, have cultures so far apart, languages so different.
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