Bells and whistles,
The wind it howls. πΊ
As it rips like razors,
Through the town. π‘
A steam train coming,
I hear the sound. π
And in its wake,
some trees are downed. π³
They treat the clouds,
As toys and things. β
Dusting them full,
from metal wings. β
Leaving streaks across the sky,
For magic to happen after they fly. β΅
But is it magic to interfere,
With the workings of
our stratosphere?
To rain despair,
Thunder and hunger?
Or is just a selfish blunder?
Time will tell,
And it will tell soon. π£
When bitter medicine,
drips from the spoon. π³
Held in Mother Nature's hand,
For those who try
to change her plans. π
-Mickolas
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