Tuesday, July 3, 2012


 Nature's Offspring

Thick, grey plumes rise over
the treed mountain ridges,
from the slopes and from
the valleys shrouded in mist
shielding the mountains from
view, rising to meet the
bruised clouds hung out
like soiled laundry suspended
on the mountain peaks, unable
to glide on the invisible sky, 
skewered and stubbornly hanging
in place, complementing the 
rising curtain of mist as rain
prevails, lightning strikes
through the vapour and a militant
roll of drums thunder on, the
stage drama of geology and
weather meeting in a natural
and revisited difference of 
opinion, each hubristically
livid over the impudent and
unwarranted assumptions of the 
other - nature's offspring fume.

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