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The Eye of the Storm
by Lloydene F Hill
Friday, February 09, 2007
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Another from the archives, and another one which, when the mood takes me, will be reworked, revised, and reposted.


If peace seperates into serenity and all equals a calm; then when we think of peace and tranquility, we really are only looking into the eye of the storm.


The storm is a blinding light that flashes when true anger comes to bear, and things are said in wasteful haste, that makes us seem like we really just don't care.


Definite pictures form in our  minds, whenever we're apart, but too often promises turn to dust, again you have wounded my patient heart.


Blows dealt long ago, scars that will not heal, painful love, stiffling memories, a promise made to yourself, a promise not to feel.


So you run and barricade your heart from another, who you feel will do harm; but in truth the other seeks only to bring you to the eye of the storm.


Meaningless hours of deaf eared pleas, phrases said over time, that seems a million miles away, once again you take and wound my bleeding heart and leave standing with nothing to say.


True love is a constant serenity even while the hounds of hell howl, an everglowing, gentle calm that keeps one from throwing in the towel, to love with total trust and spirit, gaining in vision and insight like a wise old owl; to give and receive bringing to your beloved no harm, this is truly what is it means to stand in the eye of the storm.


My serenity shatters like glass under a rock wall, my beloved's heart refused my ever beckoning, lovelorn call.


As despair and  hopelessness surround me and I realize that I am destined to always be alone, I am suddenly one with myself, and begin this long journey on my own.


A saddened calmness comes over me, and a sense of peace and serenity form, as I journey down life's path, I accept and understand, never again will I stand in the eye of the storm.


©1987 Lloydene Fay Hill




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Reviewed by Alana Rolfe (Reader) 5/14/2009
Took the words right out of my mouth...
Reviewed by D Johnson 12/24/2008
Understanding the truth of our lives is the first step in avoiding that raging storm.

Cheers,
Dan
Reviewed by Kimmy Van Kooten 2/9/2007
I have been here, Lloydene, a single mom, at one point, with eight children staring up at me...knowing, that this was my destiny and what one hec of responsibility to try and do this alone! But, I wanted it that way!
I didn't want them to be hurt, and I didn't want to be vunerable, ever again!

I actually stood in the real eye of a storm. it was a hurricane here in Florida, and at one point the wind was rattling you in fear, and within a split second it was totally still, until it passed over! I felt as if all life, had gone somewhere else...it was an eerie still, not a bird, not a breeze, not a breath could be felt...and then the wall hits you again!
I would rather fight that wind, than to be still, for with adversity comes wisdom and with wisdom, we understand love...
I enjoyed this...your emotions were definitely NOT standing still here, in "The Eye of the Storm"
Nice to meet you!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Reviewed by Paul Berube 2/9/2007
Lloydene,

Being in the center of the storm is like being in limbo not knowing which way to turn or to run. Keep your back to the wall and there'll Always be a place to run but most of all be strong.
Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU 2/9/2007

It is a pleasure to learn of life, Nature, love and wisdom through the lines of "The Eye of the Storm".

I salute You, Poet.


Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
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