
beau sturm
rain.humidity seeps into the sidewalk’s skin.the smell of electric aluminum engulfs analready weary street.walking in silence, feeling the gray,the dirt, the anticipation.the sky, a low ceiling, bowed, ready to collapse.the florescent trees sway in hopes ofavoiding the inevitable.cars amble by, spewing fans of greaseand water.birds are absent from the scene.taking sanctuary in their hidden Eden.beneath the pavement lies a tranquilbrook anxious to rage once again.i hear it.even the breeze has taken shelter,leaving only stale heat.what is She waiting for?why does She develop such elaborate schemes?for attention.to prove a point that only She knows.a low groan of stress from above.a hiss.leaves turn white from fear.She breathes a whisper of warning.