Echoes of the Deep

Brian Otucho

A tremor stirred the ocean floor,

A wrath the ancient seabeds bore.

With thundered force, the waters swelled,

And death in liquid form was held.

 

From Sumatra’s shore to India’s grace,

It swept with dark, relentless pace.

The waves, like giants, crushed the land,

With ruin carved by nature’s hand.

 

Sri Lanka wept, and Thailand bled,

As coastlines turned to fields of dread.

In every cry, a soul was torn,

In every hush, a world was mourned.

 

Yet from the wreckage, voices rose,

With strength that only sorrow knows.

Though shattered lands were draped in pain,

The will to rise endured the strain.

 

#26th December, 2004

  • Author: Brian Otucho (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 28th, 2025 15:36
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  • sorenbarrett

    In a tragedy worded beauty, from the wreckage of despair a beautiful prayer of renewal raising from nature's blow. A fave



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