Dark, dusty clouds gnarl the firmament
And cast shadows, exude om'nous scent;
All men scamper beneath the old trees bent,
Fearing the wind and the storm it's sent.
Lights lingered then left, then lost our sight
In the dreariest darkness of night.
Roaring thunders, scintillating scythes
So deafening, so dazzlingly bright.
Cold big drops outside drop drip drop drip...
Mom and kids have hot porridge to sip.
T'is a mem'rable bonding they'll keep
Till the raging storm lulls them to sleep...
*This poem was written upon seeing very dark clouds like boulders covering Bacoor as seen at Molino Boulevard (now Bacoor Boulevard) yesterday around 6pm.
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