It is raining outside, every room we have added 
to this house has a door to the outside, the new 
master bedroom, the living room, the dining room, 
the sunroom, all have sliding double doors because 
of my phobia of being stuck inside
Now it feels as if we are outside when sliding doors 
are open while rain is falling, hailstones; everything 
required to make this a green, lush autumn season, 
the feeling of sad, nostalgic reminiscence for the 
departing summer is lifting as I listen 
To the rain falling outside – although I could not find 
a TV programme to watch or another book to read, I 
am happy feeling free – just like we felt as teenagers 
living in a room outside the house with a door into the 
rain – the magnificence of being 
Free from parental care as we lived in the garden, the 
willow tree as our guard – which made me feel the 
agony of claustrophobia at university stuck in a match-
box room on the 14th floor of the residence I abhorred; 
but that is in the past - today  
I am happy and content in this wonderful house -
sliding doors everywhere; except the old master 
bedroom where Nici lives in teenage pride, 
bathroom en suite - and Willem coming to 
visit every second weekend…
 
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