.4. Thunder And Lightening Poem by David Threadgold

.4. Thunder And Lightening

Rating: 5.0


Something overhead is rumbling
Clouds once white turn grey
Sounds like many rocks are tumbling
Coming down our way

White to grey now turning black
A sudden flash of light
Could it be a train on track?
As day turns into night

A hundred pachyderms colliding
Clouds can’t take the strain
Now the black one’s start dividing
Letting loose their rain

Every minute now its thunder
Lightening now the norm
Never more a need to wonder
It’s a violent thunderstorm


© 2008 David Threadgold
Rambling Riddles & Rhymes

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Fiona Davidson 02 November 2008

Beautiful descrotion...brings such wonderful imagry to mind thanks David

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Ency Bearis 02 November 2008

a vivid imagery well painted by words..well done Ency Bearis

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