The StormA Poem by James Mckay
Wind blowing out of the south
Tree branches are scratching the window Wind chimes are dancing a melody As the air moves like a shadow The dust has been stirred upAn old rusty gate keeps slapping the fence The windmill spins like a propeller I haven't seen one this bad, since The dog is barking like crazyThe old barn door has seen it's last day The coffee pot is just about done And I know a storm is headed this way I put on my coat and bootsI cut the tree limb and secure the gate I bring the dog in as he sits by the fire I put a nice rib bone there on his plate I decide to sit on the rockin chairOn the porch there is a really nice view As I sat and watch the clouds put on a show The grey's and black's mixed with a bit of blue The lightning and thunder both cameThe rain fell as if faucets were turned on The soft Texas dirt turned into mud Remembering the last one, it's been too long Most days were suffering in the triple digitsMost days are ac's are fighting to blow cool We lift our eyes and hands and pray for a storm We are out there dancing like some total fool That's everyday life out here, living in the normBurning up from humidity and praying for a storm! by: James W. MckayAugust 17,2023 © 2023 James Mckay |
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Added on August 17, 2023 Last Updated on August 17, 2023 AuthorJames MckaySan Antonio, TXAboutTx! Hello my name is James and I'm 46. I began writing at an early age and I'm sure most of our poetry started with "Roses are Red", etc. I'm not sure where my love or desire for poetry came from .. more..Writing
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