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Stuck (5/7/5)
by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner → (All Poetry by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner)
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Autumn can't get here soon enough ...

Image (c) 2006, Karla Dorman.


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Stuck in a pattern
of humidity and heat,
broken only by

occasional storms
to relieve the monotony --
Springtime in the Plains.

And then, summer comes,
with  its unchanging patterns
of unending heat

with no storms on the
horizon to break cycle
of monontony.

That's why I like Fall.

(c) 2007, Karla Dorman.  (5/2)

 

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 Reviews of "Stuck (5/7/5)"
Reviewed by Randall Barfield
Reviewed on May 5, 2007
i completely agree. here i have october all year practically. you guys need to consider another state! cheers and prayers

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on May 3, 2007
Move to California or build yourself a bunker, either way, if a twister don't get you an hearthquake will, then again...I wish for you to be safe, loving storms is like loving a pack of hungry wolves.
Cheer up!!!!!
Georg

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
you should think of moving to new york ... it does get hot but it never gets monotonous ... all the seasons are a treat ....

keep cool, Karla ...

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
wow you sure are ahead of yourself, spring isn't even over and you want autumn;-)Keep that up Karla and you'll be old before you know it;-)lol...Excellent write!

Reviewed by Larry Lounsbury
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
Grass always seems greener on the other side.Enjoyed

Reviewed on May 2, 2007
LOL come to Cali we are having some strange weather here too, rain one day, unimaginable heat the next it is sheer craziness
God Bless
Michelle~

Reviewed by Joyce Bowling
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
We've had a few storms, but nothing severe...I always dread the spring storms, but enjoy the summer and fall, winter I dread...travel is treacherous here in the winter! Enjoyed this well written write my friend!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling

Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
Lovely pen..Hugsssss

Reviewed by Kwame Mutulu (Reader)
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
I love all the seasons, but this was a nice read. I can picture the summer here already.. HEAT!

Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
Yup can understand that...BTW if I can get hold of two old Abilene friends I'll be over, but no luck yet. Julie and Renata, even Lisa, used to work at the Embassy suites in 87 by the mall, now known as MCM Elegante Suites.... seya somewhen...

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
Spring is attempting it's appearance here, and summer will following. After this winter I have to say, Bring it on! :-)

However; I do understand your love for fall, it is a beautiful season!

Reviewed by D Johnson
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
Me too! And I love your Haiku to.

Thanks,
Dan

Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
Your poem "Stuck" touches on the situation here. We are in a drought that leaves the grass like parched straw and no rain is in sight.

You've written an expressive write about the weather.

Reviewed by Carmen Ruggero
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
Every season has its downside. There's something good in all of them.

Carmen

Reviewed on May 2, 2007
Karla~

I hear ya; I don't like spring (too stormy here...and no freakin' basements! NUTZ!), and summer here (too freekin' hot!! YUCKO!); bring on the fall and winter! Very well written, and the pic captures the essence of this poem perfectly! BRAVA!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sis, Karen Lynn. :D

Reviewed by Kathryn Collins (Reader)
Reviewed on May 2, 2007
Karla --

Another gem. Autumn is my favorite season, but we are not as extreme here of course.

hugs,
Kathy

Reviewed on May 2, 2007
Very very beautiful. You captured vivid images of Spring and summer. I love Fall, too. What a lovely poem you penned here


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