Lost and found is my eureka! blog, my rediscovery of my short fiction and poetry submissions published in literary magazines and university literary journals some decades ago. Interspersed, occasionally, with more recent, hitherto unpublished pieces.
The hot, steamy day of clear skies and fierce sun streaming the landscape has vanished. Darkness has descended, the sky obscured by brutish, threatening skies, unleashing torrents of rain. The arrival of thunderous applause at this scene-stealer, the darkness lit by sharp daggers of light and more thunderous appeals for clouds to release hail upon the hapless gardens.
We are in the eye of the storm, a dense black eye emitting of its own monumental impulses, sullen and angry as the morose elements capture the world in a fierce embrace of heat, humidity, sturmunddrang. The drama concedes of no surcease until its miserable will is wilfully done.
The swaying trees, shifting through the message of the power elite, the cowering, fearful caught out under the dense cloak of nature's fury, quiver under the assault of her ferocious symmetry. Nature and her volatile elements sulk and abrade the anxious nerves of her creatures for awhile, then bored with their own powerful conceits, the darkness, the thunder and lightning, the volumes of rain and frozen spittle, the wind and the sound shuffle off centre stage, exeunt right.
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