
Longest Storms
Longest storms won’t last forever,
but while they rage, they sound eternal.
Rain claws at the windows,
thunder argues with the sky,
and I sit inside, counting seconds
between flash and sound,
between memory and pain.
You were my calm before,
and my chaos after.
Now I walk through days
that smell like rain soaked wood and grief.
The clouds are heavy,
but I’ve learned to wait them out.
One morning, the storm will stop.
The silence will come again,
and I will step into it
without fear.

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Poetry has lived in me since childhood.
Ink spills the feelings words fear to say.
My poems heal, some haunt, all are pieces of me.
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