FREE ESSAY ON POEM: HURRICANE

POEM: HURRICANE

The evil hurricane destroys the landscape by snapping the trees 
The depressed rain sounds like a baby crying because he did not get his way 
The corrupt winds hurl the timber around 
The stern winds sound like a mother yelling angrily at her child 
The loud thunder sounds as if a baseball is being hit hard by a large baseball bat 
The crack of trees snapping caused the hurricane to roar 
There was a low moan of pain traveling through the air 
The screeches of the hurricane sent shrills down our spines 
The twirling witch threw rain at our house 
The stormy clouds were running away from the disasterous battle field The yelping cars
were tumbling and somersalting across the freeway The upset hurricane threw down the
blazing lightning 
The tremendous hurricane was a thundering, swirling cloud of death as it spun off baby
ice cream cones of terror 
The terrifying hurricane whistled an unsteady tone as it uprooted our crops and had a
tasty snack 
The gigantic hurricane swept up our homes and left them where they were and didn't bother
to use a dustpan 
The horrifying hurricane weakened our houses with its powerful and terrifying smelling
breath 
The destructive hurricane blew the ocean waves into a wild rage to destroy our unsafe
homes 
The hurricane was a sinister villain destroying beautiful land 
The noisy hurricane screams and howls like an upset baby 
Hurricanes are angry grandmothers with gray hair spinning and falling out everywhere 
The powerful storm was throwing branches like major league baseball pitchers 
The winds were rushing across the water while whistling a creepy tune with the trees
snapping along 
The hurricane was so angry, she ripped off the barn roof, while her whipping winds chased
the cows 
The repulsive eye sternly watched me as it began to leave