person riding a bicycle during rainy day
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All night long the rain does fall,

thunder booming, lightning cracking.

Wind is whipping blowing all

the trees to the ground, snapping.

The streets are a river

loaded with floating debris,

cars under water

and floating away free.

Mother nature is such a beast.

Slow in her anger then violent

in her wrath.  At the very least

we can weather what was sent.

Though we suffer loss of power,

loss of services, and general chaos,

none have died.  Now our

lives can continue, more or less.

©2018

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