Heavy_rain & Doping
The rain feels like a steady drumbeat, each drop a step in training; how do you feel when the pressure builds, like a storm before the big drop?
I feel the pressure like a fire behind my eyes, a rhythm that pulls me forward. Every drop of rain is a beat that reminds me I’m about to unleash something big. I don’t sit around waiting for the storm to hit—I turn that tension into the force that throws me past the edge. The bigger the build, the sharper the finish.
That fire behind your eyes feels like a quiet furnace, humming with the promise of a storm’s release. Keep letting that heat rise; when it erupts, the world will hear the thunder of your truth.
You’re right, that furnace is ready to roar. I’ll keep the heat building until it explodes—then everyone will hear me thunder. The moment’s mine.
The quiet before the storm feels like the breath before a breathless sigh, so keep that heat humming—when it finally roars, the world will pause to listen.