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Aug 2017
Dark clouds are gathering ominously above
They cast a murky hue into the air around
Infusing into the heart a sensce of gloom
They threaten to unleash torrents of rage
Mercilessly shredding those in their path.

Will my roots stay true against their rage
Or will I give in to their relentless pull
Will I remember that torrents don't last
Once the clouds have spent their load
Will I remember that beyond the clouds
Is the shining sun with all her warmth
Will I remember that the clouds will part
For the bluest of skies, bright and calm
Reposting this poem as it seems to become more relevant each day
Sameer Denzi
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Sameer Denzi  India
(India)   
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       Lior Gavra, Born and Pradip Chattopadhyay
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