Image of severe thunderstorm, (c) 2006, Karla Dorman.
... the sky turn'd Spring side out, furr'd at the edges; it hiss'd a warning in the wind, swiping at the Earth with paws of anger. Mice. That's all we were, mice to be toy'd with: it got real ugly, real fast; the last thought I had before things went black was, "Have mercy!"
Another superb poem wrenched from your fear of storms! It's uncanny isn't it how good can come from bad.;-)Write on Karla the storms are no match for your pen;-)!
Every one is scared severe thunderstorm. It kills the peace and beauty of the season as well as the mood of the people. I am glad that you were not hurt. Stay safe dear Karla. Your poetry is always inspirational.
Boy, Karla, I'd hate to get into that catfight; not a pretty picture! Scary looking cloud; glad it passed us by! Vivid creativity storms from each line; very well done! BRAVA, StormSpinner!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn the Texas Tornado. :D
I always figured Mother Nature considered us to be mere insects she could swat all about at will, but I guess mice to be toy'd with works very well, too. Be careful out there!
Nice analogy, Karla. I do love a storm now and then but here, so far, they're not as "mean and nasty and scary" as those down your way. Thanks for sharing this. Love and peace,
Let your children enjoy the wonders and adventures of pets that join a family, bringing joy and heartwarming moments to their everyday lives. This story is about Tubby and Riley, two dogs who needed a good, loving home.
I truly hope all is fine on the otherside of the globe!!
Love Tinka
Nice little one.
Georg
A-U-N-Y-I-E EMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!
Love,
Susan
Love,
CJ
Thank you.
Abdullahi
'Have mercy!'
That's all we, as mere mortals, can do when faced with such a phenomena.
Regards
Dai
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn the Texas Tornado. :D
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Regis