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Thunder and Lightning


Lightning illuminates the night sky

Her husband answers in his thunderous voice

Two lovers old as time

Fighting once more

As he booms and she flashes,

Tears of frustration fall in torrents

Locked in a passionate debt,

They clash together as they have for centuries past

Yet they cannot separate from one another

And their battle rages on for centuries to come 

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