The Tempest Poem by ogayemi yusuf

The Tempest



Suddenly! ! ! The sky, faintly paintly, like a dog at rest
The boat began to roll from side by side
The temperature dipped all of a sudden
Dark clouds blurred the moon.

The moon’s mercury flush was painted sliver by the thunderheads, casting down sliver of light with a ghostly glow
Ongoing the moon, the rain reflect in like a wrath’s veil of sorrow
It lull a baby to sleep
It persist the day to calm and oblige like a Sabbath day
A mountainous wave rose up before him blotting out the sky
The wing blood out the moon and raining comes into existence

Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
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Kelly Kurt 16 April 2015

Wonderful poem, Ogayemi

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