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Volcano

Don't call me a volcano, I don't want to be a volcano! Sometimes active, Mostly dormant, A stiff peak with indigestion, Birthing igneous isles across the seas, Starving for eruption, Hardening. Waiting. Call me a hurricane, Say it with a tremble. Never expect me, Dread my return. Never dormant, Always hungry, Carving my path, Landmass by landmass, Conquering, Striding, Devastating. Get your facts straight Before you call me a disaster.
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Written by
hector-oliveras-garcia
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Written by
hector-oliveras-garcia
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Published
Apr 12, 2021
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#disaster#hurricane#volcano#boom#ambition#wait#go
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