stormA Poem by Lydia Blackwelltar clouds patch white of sky rain funnels in through terrestrial eye expectant hush dull groan of earth rattles dark air preparing for birth shake the panes lift the lens snap the wind then reassemble forming like ink spattered on page restlessly smitten by interminable rage crushed by water over their heads tender shoots lie in their blackened beds. © 2010 Lydia BlackwellAuthor's Note
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Added on June 6, 2010Last Updated on June 6, 2010 AuthorLydia BlackwellPittsburgh, PAAboutI have been writing since I was a young girl. I love to write because when I describe something in detail, it helps me remember the way things looked and felt. Sometimes, your memories are all that yo.. more..Writing
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