The Wind Came
Putting fear in our hearts of what’s to come next
The Wind Came
The wind came,
hitting the UK with a force
with strength that shocked.
Not a tornado,
but stronger.
The sea overflowed to the land,
trees blew down,
power out,
buildings with no roofs.
Is God angry with the world,
or is this a warning
from hidden hostile enemies
that now watch from our sky?
Is this a warning
of what is to come?
Do UFOs exist?
Only God knows.
Am I wrong?
Is it just Mother Earth
showing her anger
at our ignorance
and selfish way?
Are we doomed?
The winds, thunder
and lightning came
and destroyed in retaliation
for our hearts
full of ignorance
and selfish ways.
The winds came
like night to a day,
destroying
then easing away.
Leaving us to choose
and see the errors
of our selfish,
murderous,
destroying ways.
About the Creator
Marie381Uk
I've been writing poetry since the age of fourteen. With pen in hand, I wander through realms unseen. The pen holds power; ink reveals hidden thoughts. A poet may speak truth or weave a tale. You decide. Let pen and ink capture your mind❤️
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Comments (4)
It's the inflammation of nature, causing autoimmune diseases in myriad forms. We have broken the balance in our human greed and arrogance.
Loved this one, Marie. I often think this too myself when there is a natural disaster or bad weather. "Is God angry with the world, or is this a warning"
Extreme weather can be frightening; I know, I live in Florida, the land of hurricanes.
I often wonder the same thing during extreme weather. We had hail the size of golf balls earlier this year in Missouri!