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Post by Robert Stephen Herrick on Apr 24, 2014 6:53:29 GMT -5
Tale of the Torrents of the Wind By Robert Stephen Herrick
Seething sounds and racing rampaging strikes out from the air and sky across the span of the earth not containing even but one mind nor one path as it swirls and rushes past carrying rain or snow or simply its own dryness to spread fire in its wake.
The torrents of the wind fluctuate wildly from soft breezes to walls of air bolting at high speeds even as fast as thousands of race cars even as a line or as a cyclone spinning tearing up anything within its course.
Tumultously turning and terrorizing many hurricane forces cover so many miles with dangerous devices to spread fear and houess can be lost and not even found again as the shear buffetting breaks apart homes.
So many angles and changes may trap up unprepared souls liable to be lost as the winds can loosen up the roots of trees and may play with broken branches like wicked children tossing them in windows like vandals.
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