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Created on: February 08, 2011
Storms suddenly drenching the fields,
Storms raging through the night many a hailstone yields.
Storms passing by,
Storms lingering as if to ask why
Storms, sitting on the edge, waiting perhaps for you to call
Storms swiftly shifting as the dust begins the nightly fall.
Storms, shaking out the sands
Storms, washing the stones, raising the waves, coming to every land
Storms, reaching out
Storms, lingering long waiting for that final shout…
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