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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The sky turned stygian grey, violent winds blew. From above, tears of liquid grief poured down. Flood waters rose, pressure got built under the soil. The earth erupted with rocks and buildings, Coming down with a deadening sound, not once But thrice in the wee hours of the night. After the day’s hard toil, those who lay down to sleep, Were swept away without a moment’s notice. Two populous villages with hundreds of houses, And public buildings vanished out of sight in seconds! A landslide of horrendous magnitude came, Shrieking like a fiendish banshee.... Sweeping away habitations and the belongings. In the place of lush green vegetation and towering trees, Nothing remains but a heap of rocks, stones and debris. Their voices are forever stilled, their dreams, shattered, Those who survived the tragedy face the greatest trauma. With sobbing hearts and a vacant stare, they search, For the dear ones missing, a grief hard to bear. The sight of pet dogs sniffing for their masters Under the slush and debris is so heartrending! ***** ***** ***** ****** ***** After two days, the pouring rain stopped, the sky became clear Now the earth lies in dreadful silence like a graveyard. The rubble lies heaped where homes and buildings once stood Help is pouring in from all quarters of the country. The initial shock has begun to wear away as reality has set in. The dreadful numbness gives way as grief takes hold People sober up from the initial shock and get ready To have a foothold, knowing well that long nights are ahead. Reeling minds with no balance, now regain some equilibrium. With cautious steps through the ruins, they plod with resilience. The affected people and volunteers work in unity, To regain what has been lost, though it is a herculean task, To darn and repair the torn land to make it fit for living. Man has an ability to sober up and emerge like phoenix, From the pit of ashes, healing, mending and finding his way.
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