lightningA Poem by Rana Adalwolfa SimonPoem 22 of National Poetry Month 2020. Just some imagery to reflect how I perceive the writing process sometimes, using one of my favorite elements of nature. https://soundcloud.com/vahouserWords roll to the last whispers of thunder cascading through the shadows of dusk. Trails of ink curve like billows of cloud reflecting the tangerine glow of the final sun. Among the wisps of floating smoke, a flash fading to flicker; lightning chasing another song or memory across my mental valleys. Some are captured, etched into the hillsides, splintering the trees, leaving my pen running dry. A single drop of salted rain bleeds the clouds of some evocation, thin as mist into the crevices of the page. Rain becomes river and I am left a god, reforming the landscape in my image, molding clay into mountains, to taunt the flicker of lightning and echo the resounding thunder back to me. © 2020 Rana Adalwolfa SimonAuthor's Note
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Added on April 23, 2020 Last Updated on April 23, 2020 Tags: lightning, free form, national poetry month, thunder AuthorRana Adalwolfa SimonAboutWriting is both my profession and hobby. I hope to have a novel or two published before I die, hopefully far before then. I enjoy poetry and short stories, and novels are both a personal passion and s.. more..Writing
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