a wrecking ball, destroying
Twisting, breaking, chasing
They are as powerful as
a wrecking ball, destroying
anything they touch.
Dark, dangerous, destructive
They are nature's bulldozer,
angrily knocking down
EVERYTHING
in their path.
What is the author's tone in the poem? Explain your answer by citing at least one piece of evidence.
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