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"Four Seasons" and Other Poems
Samuel E. Stone

Clouds of Grey  


Grey clouds appear ever so dark,
howling wind in the pouring rain,
rivers cresting leaving their mark,
creating such anguish and pain.

Pounding rain saturating the ground,
stepping the dirt sinks under your feet,
looking, water appears to be all around,
the rising river and the road now meet.

Current flowing showing nature’s might,
traveling in a canoe to who knows where,
water now covering everything in sight,
first rising over here and then over there.

No controlling the flood waters that flow,
across the fields and over the roads it goes,
towns go dark where lights use to just glow,
when it will let up no one really knows.

Storms often disappear in the dark of night,
as we prepare to sleep we pray it will pass,
waking to the sunshine everything is bright,
now, we thank the Lord the storm didn’t last.



 


 

 

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