Like a Robert Frost Poem: BuriedA Poem by SuccubiFor the past week. Our state has faced a HUGE wave of snowstorms. back 2 back. So I have been snowed in & from looking at the IMMENSE amount of snow and so ive been given some inspiration.Deep in the frozen mire. A town without a name. Buried in the endless white. Finally earns it fame.
Where the gales of summer blow. You can feel the frost stinging Like the touch of Hell's fires. As heaven's bells dare to be ringing.
In whirlpools, the frozen current rapidly rushes As the eye of the hurricane slowly proceeds To make its way through, scaling its own damage Ninety feet of uncharted ice and snow...
The debris, marked by the steady tornado Of winter's unexpected gripping hold. Is no where to be found, as everything... Homes, broken bones, and souls lay silent...
As the storm proceeds into the night's darkness. © 2010 Succubi |
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Added on February 10, 2010Last Updated on February 10, 2010 AuthorSuccubiPortlandAboutMy name is Jennifer. I am fifteen years old and I am inspired to be a poet, novelist, songwriter. I play the electric guitar and hope to start a band one day with my music and lyrics. more..Writing
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