Thursday, February 4, 2016

Lightning can strike twice






Lightning can strike twice



Pealing thunder growled
with the rumble of a runaway flash
booming lightning bolts
fling billion volt mortars helter-skelter


glare ricocheting illuminated verve
ominous tolling crashes
oblivious to gravity
throw reverberated reflection


startling charcoal grey billowing nimbus
blackened rolling storm clouds ignite cannons
fire cloud to ground bolts
hotter than sun’s mantle


drenching rain shards
shattering the silence of the dawn
roaring through the awakening quietude
holding on for life


singer of high poems resonates
echoed litanies upon the impearled threshold of the dawn
coyote running naked in the rain; bearing witness ,…
God’s natural gifts bestowed
mitigate man’s visions of grandeur


© Harlon Rivers ... 2014


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