The black cloud will shroud
The multicoloured rainbows -
A hard rain is going to fall -
The honey bear won't wake
From her hibernation,
She will dream of placing
Her paws into golden beehives.
The swallows will migrate swiftly
To African shores of green and blue,
They won't be coming back soon.
Our black-cloud sky
Will be composed of ravens and crows,
Squawking tuneless nocturnes
Whilst pecking at our windowpane.
Where are our rainbows?
Where is our sunshine?
Where have our honey bears
And our swallows gone?
-Jamie F. Nugent
Mar 24, 2016
Mar 24, 2016 at 11:48 AM UTC
The black cloud will shroud
The multicoloured rainbows -
A hard rain is going to fall -
The honey bear won't wake
From her hibernation,
She will dream of placing
Her paws into golden beehives.
The swallows will migrate swiftly
To African shores of green and blue,
They won't be coming back soon.
Our black-cloud sky
Will be composed of ravens and crows,
Squawking tuneless nocturnes
Whilst pecking at our windowpane.
Where are our rainbows?
Where is our sunshine?
Where have our honey bears
And our swallows gone?
-Jamie F. Nugent
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