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Thunderstorm
July 30, 2014
As knives in the dark
Where the wind beats violently against nothing
A great tempest fumes
The tear of a raging flood
Crash of thunder
The clash of armor
Roar of many waters
The voice of the Lord
Arcs creep through the weeds
Crack of lightning shatters the night sky
Piercing the moon
Yet the promise stays faithful
There is a rainbow
© Zachary C., Arlington, TN
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This article has 4 comments.
guard-girl GOLD said...
on Sep. 2 2014 at 1:16 pm
Wow, I love how descriptive you are! It seemed like I was there in the thunderstorm, witnessing the natural struggle. You did a fantastic job! I love it!
readaholic PLATINUM said...
on Aug. 15 2014 at 4:57 pm
Is the space in the poem intentional or a format error? I thought it was a mistake at first, but then i realized it fits very well with the theme of the poem. The third stanza (or second? the one that starts with 'crash') has an interesting combination of slant rhyme and alliteration, I think you should do more of that!
EmilytheBelleofA. DIAMOND said...
on Aug. 7 2014 at 6:24 pm
I absoluetly love this. This is absolutely beautiful. I find what you're saying in the poem, very true. Thank you for sharing this. It's wondeful.
