Irma and the Weatherman

Eugene S.

After long days of waiting
Come the swift grey clouds
Smearing the sky with tears

Curving out of the horizon
Tightly leashed and obedient
Triggering instinctual fears

The pious clowns on TV
So seriously concerned
Stumble through their prayers

Drawing lines from verse to verse
Feigning dread in their prophecy
Interpreting truths not of their peers

They fumble through their lines
With the world in observance
And birds, just simply disappear

For Irma is coming
As the circus is performing
Time for another beer

  • Author: Eugene S. (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 15th, 2018 07:19
  • Comment from author about the poem: Many of us subject ourselves and, actually, submit to the authoritative weatherman when it comes to weather related disasters. It gets silly and frantic, though...
  • Category: Reflection
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