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Once Upon a Stormy Night

A sonnet

By Samantha SmithPublished 12 months ago • 1 min read

Petals droop under the weight,

Leaves ripped from their tether,

Sprinting towards the nearest gate,

Ducking for cover from the weather,

The sky is angry and alive,

Children cover their ears,

Lighting crashes, a thunderous surprise,

Doe eyes blink back tears,

But rain washes the heat away,

As the earth drinks its fill,

Couples lean and learn to sway.

Commotion grows still,

Up above, the sky may weep,

But under storm clouds, the whole world sleeps.

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Samantha Smith

I am an aspiring author, who also has too much to say about random books and movies.

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    Written by Samantha Smith