Hurricanes: Nature's Wrath and Renewal
Destruction and Rebirth in Every Storm
By Bardo HernandezPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

Hurricanes arrive without a sound,
the wind roars, tearing things down.
They break roofs, trees hit the ground,
bringing fear, storms, darkness all around.
But in their fury, there’s something more,
they cleanse the air, the land, the shore.
The river swells, the jungle breathes,
life is reborn when the storm leaves.
Chaos and order in every stride,
they destroy much, but also provide.
After the noise, the calm returns,
and in nature, the spirit yearns.
About the Creator
Bardo Hernandez
Born and raised in Cancun, Mexico. I’m someone who loves a little bit of everything—history, legends, poetry, and the occasional fun fact.




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