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MADNess by Marilyn Seray Sunday, November 13, 2011 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan An attempt at a double entendre
Bolts of lightning rip through the skies Split seconds of darkness one cannot hide Thunder's music deafening the ear Closing out the world that you used to hear Scream if you will no sense of turning back or ride it out slowly, await the attack Tossing and twirling this storm has a quest To be louder and stronger it won't stop to rest It reaches its peak and starts its descend Accomplished a job right up to the end A miracle of nature no one can defeat yet, after the madness somehow there is peace.

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Reviewed by Andy Turner	11/17/2011

Love how this changes pace. Both nature and mankind can be calm and enjoyable, or horrendous, leaving a path of destruction in its wake.




Reviewed by TONY NERONE	11/14/2011

I REMEMBER YOU!!!!!:)) It is absolutely wonderful to read you again, Marilyn. You were always a wonderful friend to me. GOD BLESS YOU Tony