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The Tempest

The dried stems of strawberries scattered on the ground by wind, reminds me of anxious spiders scurrying away from an iridescent sunset towards the welcoming cackle of fanatical frogs. A sudden gasp of headstrong wind exposes the nude skin at the base of my neck and drives anticipation under my bones. A gray tempest approaches among her cluster of comrades, superiority and anguish unmatched, face stretched ugly and tense with the weight of countless tears. Impatience dilutes me as visions of an electric sky blending irregularly with the astounding sounds of a weeping cloud to a drunken landscape, allow me to find tranquility and solace. A peacefully tense rest for all but the writhing tempest.
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Feb 29, 2012
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