A Silver Storm
- Mia Kernaghan
- Jun 17, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 17, 2021
came rolling in the sky today —
it tapped at the windows and slammed
all the doors, redolent of an old lover
from years ago — it took the same shape,
had the same cutting wind capable of
shrouding the air, impervious to
everything around it — a man,
who knew of nothing but himself.
Well I swatted at that wind and
shouted right as it thundered —
though by now it had already
engulfed me whole, and I
stood there, alone, with that
silver storm around me
listening to its listless cry —
How was I supposed to know to
not be afraid?
I suddenly felt very awake —
aware of the silver storm passing
through me, of the wind beginning
to calm, and felt nothing but
sorry as I watched it make its way
down the road ahead — a rare
formation of silver and light that
I had mistaken for someone else.


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