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Nature’s Peril It was the stormy season On the west coast. Brilliant flashes of lightning Showed the promise of clouds with Drops of rain that would Give the parched land a welcome drink. Forest Ranger Woodson, with eyes like a Hawk peered through binoculars To catch any drifting smoke That would hint at trouble. Round boulders stood out Like full grown mushrooms On a verdant lawn. Thunder rumbled. The ominous sounds echoed in the distance. The enormous woods showed a Kaleidoscope of colors Of nature in her continual waiting To get better, after her drink of water Or the destruction from lightning’s work Begun a scorching spear of flame.
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