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The blizzard Of Life by Cathrine Hottran Thursday, April 21, 2005 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
My sun, has been taken by dark clouds, Sending the rain my way, The rainbow’s colors have faded, And all I can see is grey. The moon is gone, and the stars have all fallen, And with them went all of the sparks, The ocean life is dead now, Except for the hungriest sharks. So here I stand, in the desert, Cause all of the beaches just dried, This life is such a blizzard, I feel, like I have to hide. Those clouds, will they ever re-lighten, So the sun once again can shine, To make the rainbows colors, And light up this view of mine. Can sharks ever loose their hunger, And bring back the ocean to life, Will the blizzard, be calm in the morning, And make all this darkness seem bright. Will the fallen stars get back up there, And place the moon in a starlit sky, Will I find the oasis in the desert, Or is my heart, just doomed to dry.

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Reviewed by Robin Labenberg	5/7/2005

sadness will be replaced by the sun once again if you just hang in there....great writing




Reviewed by evan horetsky	5/5/2005

oh i've had writes like this....that came from times like this. Cheer up, in our poetry I believe we find some solace, as well as in the strength of others... if you need it, there's always mine, as well as many other den-mates, I'm sure. Incredible, evan




Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	5/5/2005

C, Stunning imagery, painful emotion--excellently penned! (((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :(




Reviewed by Muhammad Al Mahdi	5/3/2005

Beautiful with astonishing images. Sadness of my sadness. It will be happiness one day.




Reviewed by William DeVault	5/3/2005

Excellenet expression, I need to read more of your works. Just well done, overall.




Reviewed by L. Figgins	4/30/2005

Fine write, C. We need these grey periods to reaccess our lives. As long as hope waters a spring in your heart, it won't dry out. Amazing what the human spirit endures and still carrys hope within. Oh, the water may be reduced to a trickle but faith will feed the source...




*Reviewed by OnepoetGem the Poetic Rapper**	4/30/2005

super Great poem, I really relate. We're doomed unless we "dare ourselves to be different." HaRD earned being different by choice. G




Reviewed by Eddie Thompson	4/28/2005

Powerful...My hope is that the author finds light again, emerging from the crevice of darkness.




Reviewed by Vesna Perkovic	4/26/2005

Will the fallen stars get back up there, And place the moon in a starlit sky, Will I find the oasis in the desert, Or is my heart, just doomed to dry. ..I must say I love your style..very impressing work. Many, many times I found myself flooded by such thoughts..you are a very wise young woman..and you are my daughter's age..bless you! I'm looking forward to many more poems which will effuse from your pen. Vesna* PS and yes you will find the one who will permeate you heart with all the love you can handle..you wait and see* ..




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	4/26/2005

This is outstanding poetry!! Thanks for sharing!! Welcome to my Den!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Lee Garrett	4/25/2005

"Doomed to dry" That's an unusal concept. Expressing sorrow as dehydration is highly original. This piece captures a spirit looking out of some shadowed place. I hope you've left that place behind by now. Good write.




Reviewed by Henry Lefevre	4/25/2005

I love the beauty of Norway with its fjords, its mountains and its flowers. Vaya con Dios. Hank




Reviewed by Felix Perry	4/25/2005

Hi first time reading your work and I like this one so I think I will enjoy your work in the future. Felix




Reviewed by Emeka Nwogu	4/25/2005

This is a good poem. I understand the feeling behind it. I like particularly the third stanza. It makes a whole lot of sense. Thanks for the honor in passing my way. Emeka




Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson	4/24/2005

Such a sad excellent piece of writing... Thanks for stopping by.......




Reviewed by gaurishankar chemudupati	4/24/2005

"Will I find the oasis in the desert, Or is my heart, just doomed to dry. 'very heartfelt making the eyes wet of the darkness encircling and hope lingering in the corner of the mind pessimism trickling ! Great thought penned masterly! Thank you dear Hottran!




Reviewed by J. Allen Wilson	4/24/2005

Very fine and moving write. The heart is a renewable part of the soul and though at times damaged and torn, it has the capacity to heal. Wonderful write. Allen




Reviewed by Melissa Rives	4/23/2005

Familiar feelings....well written verse, very well expressed.




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	4/23/2005

I can SO relate to this moving poem. Thank you for sharing this offering. Love and peace to you. Regis




Reviewed by Poetess of The Soul Sheila G	4/21/2005

Awe common - A Reason 4 Everything, Nomatter how hard the reach.... Deeply talented in your metaphors -C- :) I enjoyed getting lost in your thoughts... Thank you 4 sharing. Many HuGs- Lady,Sheee We R our childrens example- I too am in the same place -Alone and plunging foward- U will B fine-Believe and you will succeed.