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Stand Strong

I stand in awe at the strong winds blowing

Hurricanes rising and tornadoes growing

Housing blown away and long hair flowing

Killing the crops of this year's sewing.

Stay strong, dear brothers; Strong in disaster

Stout in the winds that blow ever faster

Stay strong for your children, strong for your wives,

To get to the morning you must first traverse the night.

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Written by
anonymous-18
American
Published
May 21, 2013
Lines·Words
8·63
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A poem written for the victims of the series of tornadoes wrecking the south-central North America area, especially Oklahoma.

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