I choke a laugh, and catch him smile,
still holding his umbrella, still on a sunny day.

Thunder claps, and sky splits open,
making the sunny day give way to heavy rain.

I see myself. I look so silly,
without an umbrella, standing in the rain.

I chance a glance, at he who's happy,
holding his umbrella, sheltered from the rain.

He blinks, and holds his out to me,
He gives me his umbrella. I am sheltered from the rain.

Then I laugh.  He looks so silly,
without an umbrella, standing in the rain.

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Besides a few grammar mistakes here and there, it's still pretty good. I like how you end (except the second stanza) every stanza in rain. It's decent, but nothing amazingly great. (:

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bleh thanks =)
i'm just bored as hell and in a perfectionist mood

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A lot better, but I would try to change up your word choice, parts of it are still redundant and I don't think thats what you should be going for

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bleh i appreciate the honesty =)
i thought maybe using the same few words seemed simplistic and ideal but.

any suggestions?

Yeah I sense the simplicity of the poem and I really like that, it almost adds instead of making the quality of your writing any less. But try replacing the words you use more than once (other than "rain" and "umbrella" obviously) and I think you will have a nice piece :)

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