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Post by anirbas on Dec 14, 2007 14:04:52 GMT -6
I am an impending thunderstorm
I crouch on your horizon in an expansive wallcloud of all the colors of a bruise- indigo, green, purple and yellow
I am your worst nightmare about to come pass wrecking dreams of security that do not last
I am fixing to unleash hell on earth as I birth hailstones and tornados to walk through your world and bring unmitigated destruction
Bringing you to your knees to pray to your chosen god for relief or curse him as you please
I am non-prejudicial in victimization
But, do not ask me why I do these things... For I do not have an answer for you, other than...
I am an impending thunderstorm...
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Post by anirbas on Dec 14, 2007 14:06:18 GMT -6
another one of those poems, where I pick an object, or a natural entity, as in this case and imagine what it might say if given a choice and a voice with which to speak...
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Post by wistfuldragon on Dec 17, 2007 13:03:57 GMT -6
very nice...I really liked this one...felt it more than read it...
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Post by glenn on Dec 18, 2007 13:01:33 GMT -6
sort of off-topic but...
The snowstorm that blasted Toronto yesterday was one of those very rare storms in that there were claps of thunder and bolts of lightning observed in the midst of the driving snow.
I never knew that could even happen. What a wild kind of storm!
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Post by wistfuldragon on Dec 18, 2007 13:16:29 GMT -6
Yes Glenn it can happen...and when I was still living on the south shore of Lake Tahoe...we had a three day snow storm...heavy falls and drifts of snow...on my way to work I stopped at Reagan beach where I saw lightening strike the Lake...while the snow flakes were falling hard...big fluffy ones...it was amazing and the next day it was in the local paper...but no one got the chance to shoot it...but it was great...
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Post by anirbas on Dec 18, 2007 14:00:12 GMT -6
Thanks for the reads, MIsh and Glenn...
It's good you felt it more than read it, M... Sort of what I was trying to do with the piece... Make the reader feel it...The electricity... The ominous feeling of not knowing what is about to happen... Only to know, it's going to happen...
I've not seen a snowstorm, like ya'll with lightning and thunder... But, I've heard of them...And though we rarely have winter rainstorms here, with lightning and thunder, last weekend, we did...Made the entire event feel eerie...
Just goes to show, Nature does as Nature pleases... No matter how much we puny humans think we know of Nature's ways...
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