Natural Disasters
A big wind a hurricane is
Tornadoes, are winds with twirl
Both winds can be disastrous
As they frightfully unfurl
Earthquakes are never laughing matters
They're nothing close to cheerful
When our planet they smash and shatter
The populace is fearful
Very heavy rain
Can over-flow a city
Causing flooding pain
With drenching not too pretty
Nothing on earth is more smiting
Than volcanoes spilling lava
Awesome beauty so exciting
Mother nature staging drama
Our need for moisture is endless
So droughts we always fear
They're much too dry and friendless
Too terribly austere
With our knee-jerk kind of impulse
To nature's fearful clout
We tend to try to repulse
Nature's way of making out
by Stan Cooper...9/99 graphic by Don Hunt
Poetry by Stan Cooper
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Written on 2007-03-06 at 20:47
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