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    NATURAE
    NATURAE
    NATURAE
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    NATURAE

    By Dom

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArchive Classics
    Release dateNov 25, 2013
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      NATURAE - Dom

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      Title: NATURAE

      Author: Dom

      Posting Date: August 21, 2012 [EBook #5331] Release Date: March, 2004 First Posted: July 1, 2002

      Language: English

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      Dommy dominaeprimus@yahoo.com

      NATURAE by DOM

      ARBITER: That which is swiftest may speak first . LIGHTNING: My tardy twin Thunder , resent me not for my swiftness . Bear with me patiently . I was made to streak . Seen as jagged slender strands , flashing boorishly . A snippet of intensity . Tarry for a twinkling , then I?ll away unlike the sun who burns through the life of day . My bolts set afire inconspicuous shrubs of lowlands and I have felled towering trees . No hiatus for hesitation ere the fateful sweep . Whipping lashes stay their distance from compassion . Dart as I may I cannot escape being a herald and accompaniment of Nature?s tempestuous ravings . THUNDER: Clarion of the heavens . Faithful and boisterous shadow of bolting lightning . Herald of advancing showers . Thunder I am named . I trail my brethren so faithfully we are often thought of as one entity . Some fear my bellowing more than whipping cracks from my kinsman. When I erupt , my sonic boom flusters and splinters quiet . To the faint hearted I?m the dreaded heart jolter , after the flash . Even at my most subtle attempts at whispering , my secrets are known across the plains . ARBITER: A mite tardier

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