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When
the Hurricane Came It’s
arrival was expected, everything
destroyed not securely tied down.
intoxicating,
demanding, overwhelming. structures,
intimate places, swept
away with devil’s
blast. sensual
energy, thrilling,
invigorating, intimations
from within with
reckless abandonment, sudden
forgetfulness of caution, heightened
excitement. only
after fierce rage had
begun to subside, began
to assess the fury. All
that had been built in
ruins, barely functioning, hardly
recognizable, weak voices, sense
of purpose deranged. Jim Desson, Oct., 2000
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