Storms

There's a storm coming. There are dark clouds on the horizon, dark and foreboding. The distant roll of thunders echoes across the landscape. The sizzle of lightning cracks the sky. Storms can be scary, frightening, and foreboding in their approach. They crash along their course, a maelstrom of fury. But not all storms are bad. They can bring much-needed rain to a drought-stricken land, watering the dry cracked earth, filling the empty wells back up, providing welcome relief. And, if things line up just right, they can bring the rainbow, bright iridescent hope against the storm cloud sky.