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    Falling into Thunderborn Cadence
    Falling into Thunderborn Cadence
    Falling into Thunderborn Cadence
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    Falling into Thunderborn Cadence

    By Lan Donne

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    In "Falling into Thunderborn Cadence," experience the electrifying pulse of nature and emotion captured in verse. This collection invites readers on a journey through tempestuous landscapes where the elements reveal hidden truths and the heartache of love intertwines with the ferocity of storms.  Each poem resonates with the rhythm of thund

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 22, 2024
    ISBN9789908155715
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      Falling into Thunderborn Cadence - Lan Donne

      Shattered Silence of Electric Whispers

      In the stillness, secrets grow,

      Electric breaths, soft and low.

      Eyes like stars in velvet night,

      Hushed confessions take their flight.

      Fragments dance in shadows cast,

      Moments fleeting, memories fast.

      Every word a spark ignites,

      Shattered silence, dreams in flights.

      In the Wake of Thunder's Embrace

      Echoes linger, thunder's roar,

      Storms have passed and left the floor.

      In the wake, a soft embrace,

      Nature's kiss, a quiet grace.

      Branches bowed, yet standing tall,

      Every tear a story's call.

      Lightning's fury fades away,

      In the hush, we find our way.

      A Symphony Woven with Raindrops

      Raindrops falling, gentle sound,

      Nature's orchestra is found.

      Each drop plays its tender part,

      Woven threads that touch the heart.

      Pattering on rooftops high,

      Melodies that fill the sky.

      In this symphony, we find,

      Peaceful tunes that soothe the mind.

      Surrender to the Storm's Serenade

      Whispers float on winds so wild,

      Raindrops dance, the earth beguiled.

      Each thunderclap a lover's call,

      In nature's arms, I let it fall.

      Lightning paints the darkened skies,

      A symphony where silence lies.

      Embracing chaos, heart unchained,

      In the storm, I am regained.

      Chasing Shadows in the Downpour

      Footsteps echo, puddles gleam,

      In the rain, I chase a dream.

      Shadows play beneath the clouds,

      Secrets whispered, never loud.

      Every droplet holds a tale,

      As I wander, hopes set sail.

      In the drumming of the rain,

      I find solace in the pain.

      Beneath the Weight of the Clouds

      Heavy burdens, skies of gray,

      Echoes of a brighter day.

      Dreams suspended in the air,

      Waiting for the sun’s soft glare.

      Yet beauty lies in every drop,

      In the shadows, fears do stop.

      Beneath the weight, strength is gained,

      From every storm, I remain trained.

      Revelry in the Thunderous Night

      Dancing lights, the night ignites,

      Celebrations in thunderous rites.

      Voices rise like tempests bold,

      In the storm, our tales unfold.

      With each roar, the spirits cheer,

      As the heavens draw us near.

      In the wild, I find delight,

      Revelry in the stormy night.

      Strings Plucked in the Storm's Chorus

      The wind whispers secrets, soft and low,

      Strings tremble with tales that they know.

      Raindrops join in, a rhythmic refrain,

      Nature's sweet symphony spills through the rain.

      Thunder rolls in with a powerful fist,

      Each note a reminder, of love and of mist.

      In the tempest's embrace, we find our own tune,

      Hearts beat together, beneath the pale moon.

      Clouds weave together, shadows in flight,

      As strings play their magic, emerging from night.

      A chorus of life where chaos does bloom,

      In the storm, there's beauty, in each crack and boom.

      So let the winds carry the strings from my heart,

      From mourning to music, a brand-new start.

      With every drop fallen, a melody flows,

      In the storm's tender grasp, our spirits compose.

      Chasing

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