The StormA Poem by H. E. SchreiterDarkness Falls softly Upon the deserted streets Wind Makes the trees quiver Waving to something unseen Clouds Drift across the sky One by one They come faster And gather in front of the moon Choking off its light The stars Kidnapped by the black entities The darkness of night Deepens Fears come alive As thunder rumbles And lightning strikes The sky alit In a ghostly paleness Growls angrily At the world Rain falls gradually From sparse drops To raging downpour Rinsing the mountains Drowning the valleys Impurities being washed From the surface of the world Trees struck in the sky’s rage Smolder, blackened, deeply in pain They lose the battle Each falling victim To the sky’s wrath Screams ring out At every clap and flash The sky’s minions Striking fear in minds Of all It rages on for hours Seemingly endless Eternal rage Comes to an end When it tires Retreating for now The flashes dim The rumbles fade Screams cease into nothingness The clouds scatter Freeing the moon and stars From their imprisonment The blackest dark is pierced By the friendly light of the moon The water recedes Revealing land That was lost The trees stand as a reminder Of the rage displayed This night The wind halts As if it was never here All that is left Is a memory Nothing more It will return someday When it does We will live through it Surviving the storm. © 2015 H. E. Schreiter |
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Added on February 4, 2015 Last Updated on February 4, 2015 AuthorH. E. SchreiterBedford, PAAboutI'm currently 19 years old and have completed my freshman year at Seton Hill University. I have been writing for a while now, but I am unsure if it is quality. more..Writing
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