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POEM STARTER
You are trapped outdoors in a thunderstorm. Write a poem about the experience.
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The lightning strikes,
It’s very close.
I run and run,
So close to home.
The rain streamed down my clothes,
The dropplets pelting me as I ran,
The lightning struck again,
Even closer this time.
I got to the house amd twisted the handle,
It was locked,
The door was locked!
No, no, no!
I ran around to the back door,
It’s locked too.
I was trapped in the rain,
Water dripping down my clothes....
“I’m scared, momma.” The little girl clutched her mother, big eyes locked onto the dark sky above her.
“Why, little dove?” The mother whispered.
“The sky’s yelling at me.” As if on cue, lighting and thunder struck again, making the girl jump. The mother giggled. “It’s not screaming at you, love. It’s mourning with you. It’s trying to show you that it can cry too, so you’re not alone anymore.”...
Rain poured down upon me
The sun was no where to be found
Only clouds of grey were visible
Large puddles on the ground
Tears mixed with water of the sky
As the door handle rattles
And the lock staying firmly sealed
I had to fight my own battles
Pounding to see if anyone was there
I stood there crying out for someone anywhere
Thunder clapping and lightning striking the ground
I was ...
I smell like a rat;
My hair’s all wet and stringy,
My clothes stick damp to my skin,
Please, just… LET! ME! IN!
I feel like Antarctica;
The wind slaps at my face,
My feet? I can’t even begin,
Please, just… LET! ME! IN!
Tap tap, bang bang bang, boom;
My hands thump the oak violently,
The thunder rumbling amongst the drenched ruins,
Please, just… LET! ME! IN!
I swear I’m gonna die;
Pneumonia and ...
Wind whirled
As ran poured
Safety none could find
But a low narrow ditch
Of what little shelter it did bring
When thunder gave its loud deafening ring
Then a bright light flashed before my eyes with a crackling sound it lit the ground
All old and dry soon did die when the fire sparked
Safe not so sure but glad to not choose the birch tree for that tree died in the fire smoke did arise and ...
In the rain we stand, hand in hand,
Our love like a down, wild and grand.
Each droplet that falls, a kiss from above,
As we dance together, our hearts full of love.
The raindrops caress our skin, soft and sweet,
As we surrender to passion, our bodies meet.
The rhythm of the storm matches our desire,
Igniting a flame that burns higher and higher.
With every touch, we're drenched but not wet,
For ...
I don’t like umbrellas
I’m more myself when it rains
Frizzy hair, damp clothes
We’re all equal in the rain’s eyes
On a rainy day
It’s ok to do less
Our masks wash away
Soaking our skin with cool reminders that
We’re human
I don’t like umbrellas
Because when it rains
Even if brief
I sigh with relief
I don’t need protection, I’m parched
Thirsty every day
For expectations to wash away...
Our excursion leads us to nowhere,
A mere limbo in our minds,
The once vibrant trees' hues fading,
But as the sizzling heat is calming,
We approach hands held modestly,
Into the world's dark lair.
The elements mixed carefully,
Into God's seasonal solution,
Maintaining disorder,
A creation of destruction,
A sweet taste of the Earth's bitterness.
Quickly it spreads,
Tears rolling through the still...
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