A perfect summer storm

A perfect summer storm

A Poem by B.J

One by one the clouds darkened
The blue sky all but gone
A perfect storm was approaching
Rain had been falling
Drizzle at first, trying to break
The summer heat
A few more drops start
Moving across the windscreen
Rain becomes heavier
Creeks start swelling
A perfect summer storm is approaching
A clash of thunder in the distant hills
The lights go out, the wind gathers more rain
Flooding gutters, flowers flutter in the rain
Oh! the steamy rain in the perfect summer storm
A streak of lightening, sends branches falling
Your heart skips a beat, as creeks begin to swell
Like a devil shooting an arrow, the earth is now silent
A dull grey sky covers the landscape
Searching for a breath of blue sky
Amongst the perfect summer storm
Rain pelts against the windows
Shredding flowers, though
Drenching the parched ground
As the storm passes
There is a silence
As though the sky has held it's breath
The clouds roll faster each second 
Rain drops sit on the leaves, boldly
Lightening, thunder rolls in the distant hills
A battle song of summer in the country
White clouds float now
Blue sky sneaks a peak
The earth has now revolved around
A summer storm
The earth has calmed
The last fragments of the storm
Hang in the morning breeze
A silent breeze drifts in

© 2014 B.J


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Well done! I also love to watch storms build and climax. The simmer in the aftermath. It is a microcosm of our life paths ...

Posted 9 Years Ago


B.J

9 Years Ago

Thank you so much for your kind review

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B.J
B.J

South Australia, Rural, Australia



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I live in rural South Australia, among the best wine district in the state. I enjoy dabbling with words, seeing what I can create. I appreciate creative reviews. more..

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