Poetry: Like a hurricane

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by Daisy Peasblossom

Created on: April 18, 2010

You swept in
Across the coastline
Of my defences,

Scattered my life
In a thousand directions
Reduced my world

To scrambled stacks
Of smoking rubble.

Then you were gone.

And the stillness
Was deafening.

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