Wind?A Poem by Hallow
Cumulonimbus, dark and grey
Scatters the sun's radiant day A gale picks up, fast and proud Toward the town, rumbling loud Dirt and sticks lift into the sky A swirling, twirling is driven by Towards the town, full of life A funnel cloud brim with strife Over houses, shops, and such Tornadoes never do leave much Blistered land, and blighted lives As, their hope, profoundly dies I blink, a colored world flows back Reality creeps softly onto it's track Ponder and ponder all of the red Perhaps, it all was in my head. © 2024 Hallow |
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Added on June 23, 2024 Last Updated on June 28, 2024 Author |