Tsunami

Tsunami I am called, myself an anomaly of creation. When seismic waves pass quaking the earth, And tectonic plates move from the depths of the ocean, I am born out of chaos and everyone curses my birth. I come whirling, swirling, churning, and sweeping, And strike man and beast without rhyme or reason. Frothing with fury, I am deadlier than a Tornado. Both of us like twins in virulence appear in all seasons. Like a mountain erupting suddenly from the depths, I shoot upwards into the sky in torrential force. As I dance my macabre dance, men flee helter- skelter In panic and frustration, finding no other recourse. Before they can get away too far from me, I am out to swallow them raw and rude. I obliterate everything in a sweep of blinding fury, Crashing on and gulping down everything, so crude.