HurricaneA Poem by All The SameInspired by Sandy
'Twas just one day
Before Halloween With a storm in a sky painted grey; When a girl of ten Walked out into the rain With her hat nearly blowing away. And the wind blew her coat And the rain hit her face And the cold freezing her to the bone; But she smiled and sang And she danced in the rain Even though she was cold and alone. And she didn't have reason She didn't have rhyme She didn't get cold or complain; The storm only got worse Like a terrible curse But she danced with the wind and the rain And her jacket was torn Her feet shoeless and bare And her hat had by now blown away; And the wind was now howling The weather was scowling From the sky that was painted dark grey. And the girl kept on dancing The rocks catching her feet But the cold had caused them to go numb; And the cold stayed the same The wind wracked her thin frame And the rain beat her face like a drum. And the very next day There wasn't a sign Of the girl who was dancing before. She'd been blown away By the wind and the rain With a hat keeping her place on the floor. © 2012 All The SameAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on October 31, 2012 Last Updated on October 31, 2012 Tags: hurricane poem sandy storm AuthorAll The SameAboutI am a poet who takes pride in her writing. I occasionally write short stories and am working on the concept and storyline for a novel. Please feel free to critique my work. more..Writing
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