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After The Storm by Melissa R Mendelson Saturday, June 15, 2013 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I cannot promise that I won’t do it again.

After The Storm by, Melissa R. Mendelson Sweet waters trickled down, kissing the ground. I am so sorry, my dearest for the chaos that I unleashed and for all the damage done, but I cannot promise that I won’t do it again. And the waters flow, crashing against stone, love and hate washed far away into the deep blue.

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Reviewed by Dayvid Graybill	6/17/2013

Wow! Storms sometimes feel like hell. But storms also help us to be who we are. Your word are powerful! Peace, Dayvid




Reviewed by Melissa Mendelson	6/17/2013

We should never have to say we're sorry, but we do. And no, nobody can make that promise to not unleash another storm again, but maybe, that's just part of being human.




Reviewed by Budd Nelson	6/17/2013

can any make that promise budd




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	6/15/2013

We should never have to say that we are sorry we caused a storm. But then, there would be no melodramas to be carried out and life would be quite boring. Ron