The Storm

by Megan   Mar 26, 2008


Thunder rumbles,
Lightning cracks in the night,
Big, fat, thick raindrops fall,
Leaving their impression upon the untouched, virgin, earth.
The wind blows, furiously,
And the trees dance and sway to the rhythm of its music.
I'm haunted by the vision,
Of the lightning strike,
And the tree falls aflame.
All the joy burned away.
Thunder screams,
The raindrops cry,
The earth crushed beneath,
Its innocence gone.
What happened to its happiness?
Raped and Taken by the electric scorch of The Storm

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  • 17 years ago

    by Sora

    Wow!
    first off i just had to read this one because the title caught my eye. then i read it and i loved it! it reminds me of what the weather was like where i live last night, it was terrible and your poem perfectly described it. your a really great poet, i can tell your words come straight from your heart. job well done. 5/5.

    -Ashlei.

  • 17 years ago

    by Tangible heartache

    Haha this was very good also, really does explain what a storm does...Very good job!!

  • 17 years ago

    by Capri

    Absolutely love it chickita!!!! 5/5.. loved the descriptiveness!! Keep it up and keep me informed :D love you.. and.. Thanks.

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