An African Thunderstorm Poem line by line Analysis, Themes, Questions and Answers

An African Thunderstorm Poem From the westClouds come hurrying with the windTurning sharplyHere and thereLike a plague of locustsWhirling ,Tossing up  things on  its tailLike a madman chasing nothing. Pregnant cloudsRide stately on its back,Gathering to perch on hillsLike sinister dark wings ;The wind whistles by And trees bend to let it pass. In the villageScreams

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Night Rain Poem by JP Clark line by line Analysis, Themes , Questions and Answers

Night Rain Poem What time of night it isI do not knowExcept that like some fishDoped out of the deepI have bobbed up bellywiseFrom stream of sleepAnd no cocks crowIt is drumming hard hereAnd I suppose everywhereDroning with insistent ardour uponOur roof thatch and shedAnd thro’ sheaves slit openTo lightning and raftersI cannot quite make

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