Lost

Lost

A Poem by Tsuki Usagi
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Poem about a storm and death

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Thunder crashes in the air
and lightning streaks the sky.
I watch as the rain pours down,
and all I can do is cry.
Black smoke chokes the air
as people scream and shout.
The sound of sirens everywhere
as the fire starts to go out.
Some yells to stand back!
as the building starts to groan.
It sways and falls to the ground 
and someone screams in a deafening tone.
People rush to the debris and ashes
and they run all about.
They try to find the missing body
but the air is filled with doubt.
They shake their heads and look away
as tears fall all around.
I scream at them"I'm here! I'm here!"
but they don't hear a sound.
They pack up and start to leave
as the storm continues on.
Lightning flashes again and again
and everyone is gone.
I'm the only one left now,
and I just sit on the ground.
I went to bed that night lost,
and I was never found.

© 2010 Tsuki Usagi


Author's Note

Tsuki Usagi
I find this poem to be one of my personal best. I wrote this while I was at a camp for the summer for fun and it had started storming that night. I'm usually quite terrified of storms but for some reason this one peaked my interest and inspired me to write this poem. I happened to have been feeling lost that night and like no one cared in the world.

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A fantastic poem that tells a story! I think i've met that storm on some of my travels! lol
You have captured scene in ink that brings with it the power of mother natures, as well as the esoteric view of a spirit that was lost. I like how in the end you allude that you're a ghost and everyone has left. That's a unique way of bringing the feelings of loss and loneliness.

Great Ink! Well Done!
Wolfie

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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A fantastic poem that tells a story! I think i've met that storm on some of my travels! lol
You have captured scene in ink that brings with it the power of mother natures, as well as the esoteric view of a spirit that was lost. I like how in the end you allude that you're a ghost and everyone has left. That's a unique way of bringing the feelings of loss and loneliness.

Great Ink! Well Done!
Wolfie

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Tsuki Usagi

Boone, IA



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