I understand the storm When it shouts and cries - The anger that's displayed In tormented skies - Its loneliness in each Brilliant lightning flash - Each disappointment in Every thunder crash - And we commiserate In the pouring rain - Because we understand The other one's pain.
Oh yes!! I do believe I am the one to conjure them up sometimes, and it's them that are giving vent to my own frustrations; They are therefore a friend saying "Let it all out, Honey!" This has gone deeply to ground with me, Karla, thank you: I feel energised! :)) LOL Kate xx PS Love the way you extend this hand of friendship to your "enemy"!
Ah I do so love T-storms, though Rufuz does not share my love therein...this poem shows both pain and anger in the storm, wish I could see the lightening...Ed
This is so sublime and yet so clear. I can instantly recognize, sympathise and emphasize with this Poem Karla and you are one heck of a writer and this is the proof. Well done.
Author R.L. Mitchley, gets some help from his close friend Elias, as they franticly work to reunite Bob with three of his deceased family members, Grammy, Pappy & Arlene for one last time...
Paul;-]
Peace and love, Carole
Love Tinka
God Bless
Michelle!
Take care,
Sherry
Ron
A fine poem that grips the emotions!
Love,
Alrisha
I love texan weather, and BBQ's. Interesting subtext special K..
Felix
Excellent write, and I love the picture! Very well done; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D