StormA Poem by Greg the BardStorm The summer wind felt chilled Autumn was in the air A strong storm was off the coast With rain plotting its path The shrill of children at school Comes over the bursting gulf A south-west blow Was north bound Carrying a wet smell Mothers saw to their clothes lines Hurrying to make short work Of a long days’ wash The dark of cloud smothered the sun Cooling the day Sheets of sparks Crossed the sky Marked with the sound of thunder That hushed ever the song of will Mid-day the dark gray of cloud did spread Wanton wonder of large droplets did fall The trees flourished as a stiff wind shoved them about The rain came lightly at first Hammering the ground the grass bent low Puddles formed quickly Birds found what cover they could Sitting atop the power lines for dappled warmth Swaying as the wind got Holding fast to the anchor made by man The day grew darker In the coming storm © 2011 Greg the Bard |
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Added on August 27, 2011 Last Updated on August 27, 2011 AuthorGreg the BardCharlotte, NCAboutRetired USAF now working in security. I have been around the world 2 times due to the military. I've lived in England, Turkey, Holland. My wife is English and the best part of me. We have been togethe.. more..Writing
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