Hurricane
In every kind of dream
I am a hurricane
Destruction following me
Across delicate islands
But then I turn to see
Pieces of me
Falling along with the
Scattered appendages
Of palm trees and
Window glass
I am a flower
Small and blooming
Through approaching
Storm winds
Water-beaten and
Weary, my petals
Lay lifeless as
The storm clears
I am a child
Staring out of
Water-beaded
Windows,
Clenching sides of
Blanket,
Later collecting
Pieces of petal
From soggy earth
I am a cloud
Watching over
Broken pieces of island
Tempting hurricane winds
To pull me into the
Spinning
Windshields and
Rooftops splayed
Across watery
Ground-
A beautiful landscape,
Finger-painted by
Nature
I am a
Hurricane Kaleidoscope
Distorting the view
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