The Tempest of Sorrow
The calm before the storm, the grass stood still. Awaiting for the swarm; arriving in a screeching trill. She stood in the eye, the wind enclosing her heart with nowhere to fly; nowhere to depart. She has now left the calm reaching for help, calling out "O' come quick, grab my palm" falling in the depths of doubt.
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