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Storm Passing - Haikus
by Elizabeth Southwood (before Sackville died, winter ‘00‚
poetry data base would not accept a new poem 5/12/00)
A thunderous boom:
my soggy cat shoots across
wet grass, raps screen door.
Split lightning zaps down:
I want to hide in my bed,
pillow over head.
I open the door,
cat scoots in and I, towel
in hand, fluff him dry.
Distant thunder fades,
lightning is gone, lights are on.
Cat purrs, safe and warm.
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