StormA Poem by BrooklynThe lightening streaks through the sky A whip cracking against the darkness The thunder roars: A starved lion caged The trees sway As though they wish to run But cannot brake the earth’s grip Mother Earth cries And raindrops plummet to the ground Pitter-patter-pitter-patter The wind howls Like a wolf at the moon The sky a grey blanket As if the Earth was cold When the storm is over Children will jump in the puddles That it left in its wake To remind us of it But the aftermath will disappear And everything will return to place And even our memory of it will fade © 2012 Brooklyn |
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2 Reviews Added on December 17, 2011 Last Updated on January 2, 2012 AuthorBrooklynwhy do you want to know?, MAAboutI'm a fourteen year old girl that is now in her freshman year of highschool. wish me luck!. I'm awful at spelling, and I need to work on "down time" in stories. I also can't seem to write one book for.. more..Writing
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