This poem written in September '06, after Katrina hit Louisiana with a terrible force,and will be published in 'Immortal Verses' early spring '06
K A T R I N A
Powerful Katrina was no lady She came in with a fury Which no man could match And took all in her path but she did not discourage the Cajun Heart As Gov. Kathleen Blonco said, 'We will rebuild' The city of New Orleans will be bigger and better for it The coast of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama will be restored All will be as before Mary, our mother, bless all who died in water and wind Let them have Peace May we be enriched by this rather than destroyed GOD BLESS AMERICA
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the Cajun Heart
Having seen this first hand, I know this is true; and a marvelous prayer for her many victims, Marguerite.
eT
A powerfully moving tribute to those who perished; I hope the Gulf Coast comes back better than ever. Very well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
I always come away refreshed and inspired from your Den Marguerite !
Peter