Thunderstruck Poems - Poems about Thunderstruck

thunderstruck by thunderbolt and thunderclap i remain silent...

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. There Thrice The Thick ...

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A prisoner she’s not - breaks out of cage. In absence of spotlight, still darkness fades. We’re thunderstruck, she’s breathtaking on stage. Audience favorite, her star pervades. Her proverbial voice does shatter glass. In absence of spotlight, still darkness fades. A full-range tone, full of comedic sass, as she sings, “Good Morning, Baltimore,” gold. Her proverbial voice does shatter glass. A bow and bounce...

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I had no idea it was love I was falling in, But through the freefall I saw his eyes, And from the eye of the hurricane we stood within, He saw through my every disguise. He bent my will and lit up my sky; His thunder silenced my fear. Coppery clouds have me wondering why His violent storm makes my eyes see...

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barren mango tree was thunderstruck yesterday bearing our secret...

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How lovely is the lightning that leads to relaxing rain.... As the thunder rumbles away my pain.... My heart is pure, my soul unstained, yet I cry all the same.... Tears of joy? I remember not, most oft tears of disdain.... I shed them as I smile gently, for they are mine to claim....

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The clouds shook A thick, black, very wet blanket out In the Southeastern quadrant Of the New Mexico firmament, Complete with lightning And growling, crackling, Massive basso-profundo sound effects, Inviting the sun to rest, Take a load off, Reeellaaaxxx! Abrasively radiant, Helios glared a brilliant, heated, passionate, Steamy smile Into the arid monsoon skies And refused Storm’s invitation To lie down and go to bed...

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