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A New Cycle of Life
by Lori Jean Finnila → (All Poetry by Lori Jean Finnila)
Thursday, October 19, 2017 Rated "G" by the Author.

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The horns are blowing to the sky fold innocence is crushed below. Screaming, peeks through the night I can see from eight floors up. Those crawling, begging, pleading wishing they were where you are. Tap, tap, tap rattle, rattle, rattle it brings uncertainty. Prays and yelps from the church swings that bring new delight the whale calls stomp, chuckle tap, tap, chuckle tap, tap again a smile begins. The wind moves with no explanation it's strong shook my windows last night I feared the cold. The trees at the tops blow around pointed buildings blend with the rain tap, tap again the man below smiles. ### Please find my updated Poems from "The Sun Shines" here: http://lorijeanfinnila.blogspot.com/2017/10/new-poem-new-cycle-of-life-by-lori-jean.html

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on October 20, 2017

This reads like some terrible tragedy is beginning to fall. Perhaps it is an interpretation of what others call, The Rapture. Perhaps not.

Ron

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