A BRIEF SPRING STORM
By: Steve Campagnoli
A spring zephyr quickening,
Density thickening.
Its bearing, dead reckoning
With swiftness approaching full measure
Cumulus gathering,
Gray billows lathering,
As if they were rathering
To shroud all the white and the azure
Jewel size dollops then break up the still,
Imploring companions to join them at will.
followed by torrents; as if to fulfill;
A scheme to revive nature’s treasure
Shards of light searing
Between puffs. Appearing
And then disappearing.
Revealing themselves at their pleasure.
A clash turns to rumbling;
Murmurs, then grumbling;
Echoes heard stumbling
All over themselves in the sky
Then fade the sounds,
The quiet rebounds,
The glistening grounds
Can breath an inaudible sigh
At last then the sun we view, sending its streaks
Through the lens of each droplet, between billowed cheeks;
As cannonades taper, the wind slowly sneaks
Away as if suddenly shy
Heav’n then displays
A patchwork of grays
With blue appliqués
Confirming God’s artistic eye
Watching the storm fade away,
We were stirred by its bold disarray;
But we note in recounting the fray:
Tranquility carried the day
Very awesome.
Very awesome.
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