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Tornado: Haiku Story

April 16, 2013
By Clarinetncleats3 BRONZE, Ashburn, Virginia
Clarinetncleats3 BRONZE, Ashburn, Virginia
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The stillness rises
The air sleeping while it can
Nature plots its course

Emotions strain taut
A beastly silence stabs deep
Counting the moments

Air springs through the trees
Disruptive of Earth’s aura
Screams, cries, falls, crashes

Wholly holey house
Windows scorned after defeat
And fear fills the streets

Darkness to plan in
To remove, rebuild, replace
And Mother walks free


The author's comments:
Haiku stories, poetry in which each stanza is a separate haiku, is something that I've been doing since 7th grade. Surprisingly enough, given the general usage of haikus, this is my first haiku story with a nature theme.

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