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The Storm

by James Zealy

A storm is brewing, our hearts in a rumble
Drops pound the streets, sidewalks rooftops
Bushes sway wildly, shake back and forth
Wind blows the rain in parallel sheets

Thunder rolls in the distance
Electricity flashes against a summer sky
Dreary skies flow drops like a mother's tear
Crying with anger at the arid terrain
Nature storms its frustrations
Exorcises its pain

People run escaping Mother Nature's fury
Praying her tantrum stops at last
The skies hemorrhage with bolts of lightning
We sit in awe of the unrestrained violence

Rain slows
Winds die down
Nature's anger appeased at last

Skies clear, anxieties ease
The storm passes slowly
Anger smolders like ashes in a dying fire
Awaiting the dry kindling to renew her wrath

05/11/2004

Author's Note: There is nothing like a summer storm at the beach.

Posted on 05/11/2004
Copyright © 2024 James Zealy

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Rula Shin on 05/11/04 at 06:26 PM

What a wonderful poem James, I like it very much, especailly the ending. Well written!!!

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