FracturedA Poem by Christi MoonStress Matrix Sonnet
Unleashing fate upon a land above a ring of fire; shift tectonic plates subducting molten trench encroaching, releasing fast, destructive wrath, disaster’s path transpire. Blaring sirens squeal declaring tidal waves approaching.
Unknowing lives are fractured and soon swiftly swept away; wall of deadly ocean, racing terror, deep-sea rages, as mother nature’s ruling fury crashes fierce display.
Hellish trail of churning, burning, ripping seismic gauges engulfing all; dark water’s pulverizing power-play. Toxic rods left spewing ions; fueling war still wages.
Restore Japan from grave despair, the world to question why. Hope rebuilds on shaky ground a melted core; heat drastic - awaiting spring where blossoms bring irradiated sky. Stop potential darkness used to trip our lights fantastic. © 2011 Christi MoonAuthor's Note
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