A savage storm was brooding
Right up inside my head
Winds were sadly slowly forming, yet
A word was never said
And when the weather matter gathered,
Unleashing fatal form
Drowning out my considerable existence
An eternal mighty storm!
Sodden skin and sunken soul,
My tangible testimony
Combat battle with myself
Was dragged out and lonely
Suddenly winds ceased to blow
Alleviated, parched—my soul;
The eye was fleeting, this I knew,
Dread to penetrate the whole
And then I saw the sunrise,
A pleasantly different form
In the context of epic battle
With my cerebral storm
The first poem I ever wrote (16)