Hawaii Prepares, Hurricane Afoot
E'er so oft the presence of breeze displays,
Through fluttering leaves of trees and branch sways,
A course, whereto, not set by the seasons,
'Tis the calm fore the storm being its reasons.
Days fore this, unbearable sweltering,
Heat intensity, felt so blistering,
'Twas shirtless men and loosely topped women,
It hit every locale, all was smitten.
In the distance, churning and swirling viewed,
Soon the dark immense will come as a brood,
And the present felt ease will become strong,
Set into motion that is not far long.
Unrelentless winds, and rising surges,
Rains, floods, and lightning, as the storm purges.
Date: 06/26/2019
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