Devastation Poem by Audrey Heller

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Audrey Heller

Audrey Heller

Bronx, New York/ Now residing in Florida

Devastation



How much more, can the Haitians take?
Then along comes this diaster, a horrible
quake! Taking with it, most everything in
sight and bestowing on the people, such
a horrific fright! Chaos everywhere, not
knowing, if family, or friends are dead, or
alive. Did they escape? Did they survive?
Whever you look, it's a devastating sight,
as they sink deeper into their plight! How
cruel Mother Nature, can be! She knows
no boundaries and unleashes her fury,
whenever she can. Bestowing hardship
to man! Perhaps one day, technology will
be far enough advanced, to have ample
warning, to prepare. And being cognizant,
in no time, they can, get out of there!

Thursday, January 14, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: warning
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Audrey Heller

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Bronx, New York/ Now residing in Florida
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