You were a storm,
You walked with a swagger,
A tough facade of confidence of which over glowed your stupefying insecurities
Barely no one noticed your small bared teeth as a threat
But the smallest glance sent a thousand fearsome quivers ricocheting through my mind
I thought of nothing else, worried over nothing else than your little lies and petty rumours.
You were a storm,
Your fought with thunder,
You shouted with the pelting of rain,
And screamed off the rooftops with howling wind.
Snow oozed from your cold, dark eyes like America's worst winter.
And hail spat from your repulsive words.
All it took to quieten the storm of yours was the power of a lightning strike,
I brought a hush, a silence, with a single scream, a single wail, I took away every
Inch of your storm. I dampened the noise of every component of your storm.
I was finally heard over the wailing, the screaming, the hail and wind;
With the power of a single lightning strike.
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"My bad!"
Poetry"I'll say it for the thousandth time!" I gritted my teeth and tilted my head upwards to see their faces. "I'm sorry!" My lips trembled and I had to blink a couple times before the tears cleared. - Pfft! Talk about making an apology dramatic, right...
