[as always:
Grammar only restricts creativity's flow]
Of billowing clouds and twit-twat thunder
Corrodes the feeble and sulks them in defeat
The tears mingling rain at their mudded feet
Of winds that bring cries and hopes afresh
Of crowds of ants that democratically enmesh
Of people that flutter and birds that walk
And blind that see the deaf who talk
Phoenix, ashes, blackness, some coal
Was brought by fire, some angel stole
As God looks away, and lets Providence slip
Like a bloom of a flower, from a withering nip.
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