The thunder used to scare me, used to hunt me in my room;
Thirsty grumblings launched their shadows at the ceiling o’er my tomb.
Darkened rumblings casting light from a forever hungry gut
Leading silver chains to smoldering cells from flames and heaven cut.
Now I lie awake in bed when I can hear the banshee calling,
Smile in glee when shards of heat explode and from the sky are falling.
Then I realize as I call for it to thunder louder more
That to what I used to fear I now cry, “Sky, encore, encore!”
It’s so interesting to me that what we used to fear when we were younger can become a thing we enjoy when we are older. This can be either a terrifying or liberating thought. Certainly made me think!
Beautiful, Amanda!!
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Awww thanks!
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