Karla, you sure know the storms of hurricanes, even the past cannot escape your pen.....a sad view and yet you did a fantastic job of expressing the story of storm through your poem...
Weather history comes alive under the ink of your writes Karla as you continue to educate us on the perils and love/hate relationship we share with Mother Nature.
hugs
Fee
Karla,
Once while visiting Key West, we took a tour bus ride around the island. During the ride and the narrative from the guide, I noticed that not one single building had survived unscathed, the many hurricanes that have swept over that island. The only original structure that had never been destroyed was the lighthouse. Because it was made of coral.
Great poem based on the non-fiction book of a few years ago. And I think that book came out before Katrina hit didn't it? Our "meteorological poetess" does it again and brings this important issue front and center in clever, inspired, frightening lines. And I think the Gavleston hurricane was only a strong Cat3 but I don't remember. But it's when you live at sealevel or below and are sitting ducks! Thank god, we are at least past the "sitting duck" stage but still with so many people in the way... I shudder to think
Harrowing account of the historic storm; may we never forget! Such a huge loss of life; and all because of man's stubborness, to be know-it-alls, to play God. Sad! Very well done, Karla; love the pic!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :( >tears! <
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You took me there with this piece of (sad) history. It's important to learn from our mistakes . . . incredible write!!
Hugs,
Lance
Love Tinka
nice work.....
Art Sun...
Be safe,
Karen
God Bless
Michelle~
hugs
Fee
That was a fearsome storm
the wise heed the sings that the sea and the sky give them
Why we don't listen?
Georg
Newfie Hugs, Rose
Peace,
Dan
Once while visiting Key West, we took a tour bus ride around the island. During the ride and the narrative from the guide, I noticed that not one single building had survived unscathed, the many hurricanes that have swept over that island. The only original structure that had never been destroyed was the lighthouse. Because it was made of coral.
Walt
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :( >tears! <