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It attempts to describe the sensation of victims in expectation of a disaster. |
| The moon picks itself up beyond the horizon the eavening breeze wakes up and talk to the trees i experience a slight tingling on my skin in the distance a wall of clouds rushes to cover the face of the moon hours ago we were basking in the sun playing in the sand and bathing in the seas the wind, now stronger starts to sing but now...after the warning...we prepare for our doom Tonight the calmness makes us shiver watching the lightning in the distance setting the stage we get ready, but what can we do? |