I saw the storm approaching. It had a look of evil intent People were seeking shelter in the town's only café I didn't like to share the place with so many, and I had to find my dog before the storm hit I found what had been a bus shelter, a bunker from a war only remembered by historians, or a would-be writer The storm hit with a roar of death and insane destruction When it was over, the town had disappeared A field of sea green grass had taken its place, the stillness so acute I could hear the grass incessantly whispering, that made my dog nervous, we moved and walked on the sand of the newborn We could not stay still, walking on in the hope of finding a past that could be helpful when we arrive where the future was, not sure if the old past and the new The future would merge into a seamless whole