The Storm
by Mary E Cody
Gray clouds
running from wind
in a panic,
eager to escape.
Gathering their courage,
forming anvil shaped
prayers reaching
towards the gods
to spare them.
Bolts of lightning
rain down on the earth,
spearing the wind’s breast.
With roar s of thunderous agony,
bleeding watery tears,
The wind dies.
© 2006 Mary E Cody
Mary Cody has been writing poetry and short stories
the past
two years while taking part in a local Writers Group hosted at her
local
library in Guilderland, NY. She is retired from two career paths, the
first as an Electrical Engineer and the second as a Doctor of Clinical
Nutrition.
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