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Apocalypse
by Jean George
copyright 06-23-2005


Age Rating: 7 to 127

 
Pounding rains conspire
Melting snows run to rivers
The barren Earth drowns


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07-07-2005 Debra Rose    

Wow...just those few words, and you could hear the beating of the rain, the way the mud sloshed down from pouring drops, everything. This is amazing!
07-01-2005 Roger Crique    

I often wondered, how many words does it take to paint an accurate and powerful picture of an event. I think I just found the answer! These are macro leaps into oblivion! Powerful words, haunting visions and effective warning! Kudos to you!
06-25-2005 David Pekrul    

I put a little different twist on those heavy rains in my piece called

"Rain"
Rain like a curtain,
Turns dry ground into liquid,
The earth is renewed.

But I like yours too. The same rain, two different endings. It's almost poetic in itself that two people can see the same thing, yet come to different conclusions about it.




06-23-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

I wonder if this is the way it will end? I would rather this than radiation poisoning. This is so strong, with so few words used. Great choice of words, Anthony
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