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The ottoman

by @antoniakofod

In a low area between hills There lies a valley with a river flushing through it. The drapes of hanging algae on dehydrated cliffs Seem wonderfully vapid; unmoved by scorching spewing rays, Helplessly hopelessly sizzling. High up, a scarlet sky eagerly hangs Amidst a fracas between clouds. A bottle brush oscillates. The day ceases early and the twilight’s tardy. Deranged moans are groaned by the heavy ashen grisly cloud As he finally suffocates the last of the sunny rays; There, where earth meets the sky, the ottoman begins a war. He growls and snarls and then he roars. A skylark trills. She sways in the wind Chirring harshly An alarming melodious jumble, Eager to escape. Like the fish shoaling deeper into the ocean. The drone of lightning shakes the shore. Like a foot that stamps the floor, as if it is his final say. Drizzling drops of ocean rain then caress the rocky cheeks. The rainfall season has begun.
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Written by
antoniakofod
31 / F / Denmark
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Written by
antoniakofod
31 / F / Denmark
Published
Feb 12, 2020
Time
2m
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I use nature metaphors and imagery to describe raw emotion and real-life experiences

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