LightningA Poem by Sunflower/Sara KendrickSonnet, Written while a storm flashed
Previous Version This is a previous version of Lightning. Lightning flashed repeatly nitrogen bring Desired raindrops free the earth from love's dust Raining upon the dry earth unjust, just It is only a very tiny thing
But when the clouds roll away birds will sing On God the provider they place their trust Even when man from his store throws small crust Todaythe heavens wilth jubilation did ring
While lightning flashed man did find rest Tucked away in house car or barn over there Out of sight where no one could see In the hot argumen of clouds man confessed
God I have sinned before you please forgive me' And then I be finished with this sordid affair © 2011 Sunflower/Sara KendrickReviews
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