the quiet before the storm

its a poem about rain

A thunderstorm rushes in summer making us sheltered and hide away into our barrier.

Under drumbeats from the gloomed sky, we watch streams of rivers flow beneath our feet.

As the wind began howling, I look to see the world being shaken.

Have the rain being thrown all around us, twisting and turning as the wind dances with it.

There were flashes up above us, a symphony of sound,

 From the roll of thunder.

 

We step outside and see the whirly world.

Hearing the claps in the distance,

We raise our heads smelling the sweet new air.

Bright flickering blots shoot across the sky, making a light show for the world and I.

 

 Raindrops came down one by one, perfect diamonds shattering to the ground.

While I hide from the storm, the world opens its arms and sings along.

Where thunderclaps and lightning burst above is a symphony from the angels.

The heavens put on a show just for the both us.

 

As the final heavy raindrops played the last notes of the song,

The drumbeats rolled away,

The flashing stopped,

A hush of silence crept over the world,

The sun’s warm rays peeked through the clouds,

A new cord struck a note as birds flutter their damp wings while soaring through the painted sky.

The soft decline of sound that comes after the storm.

Reviews

[Melody]

I know I helped edit this poem, but I think I might need to back and look at the lengths of the lines...o.o wasn't really expecting most of the them to be that long.
Anyhow, still an amazing poem.


Love you Anna. :)