Clearing Clouds Poem by John kago

Clearing Clouds

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I found myself in a world that forever rains
unending drops of cold fall
take away any warmth I had, when I stood tall
the unfolding dark fog stings, my eye strains
the road gets slippery, lonely
my only thought is to get home, solely
as I am drenched, desolate, weary

Not a welcoming door is in sight
to pull me away from this hopeless plight
I look up at the enraged skies, weak
ignoring hard pellet stings on soft cheek
alas! up high in a grey dark cloud
two rays of sunlight pierce through
like two gold spears thrown by mighty sun

I feel as if I am five again
fascinated as I watch a battle in the sky
and I can tell who won his reign
so many white flags up high?
no, its just the clearing clouds. Amen.

Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: weather
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John Kago 20 November 2013

just had to do one about the weather. so random, yet awesome!

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