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Sunny
by Shedding Light
Thursday, October 8, 2009

Rated "PG" by the Author.

       
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     ( In the book Shedding Light by Harold M. Nash )

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I can talk about love, I can talk about money; but what I want to talk about is this girl name Sunny.

Sunny was beautiful, her complexion was light. Sunny  would never come out at night.

Sunny was happy, but Sunny felt pain. What made her miserable, was her boyfriend name Rain.

Sunny and Rain would never agree. When Rain wasn't around, is when Sunny felt free. Sunny took care of the plants and the trees ... she even gave warmth to the bumble bees.     

Then she would hear her boyfriend comin'. That is when she would take off runnin'. When Rain came around, Sunny was gone. And the plants and the trees ... they needed a loan.

Rain lent them water, to quench their thirst, because he knew
without Sunny - the plant life was cursed. But when they didn't pay their debts, it got kind of frightening, 'cause Rain would get his boys - Thunder and Lightning.

Then Rain would leave, him and his crew; then Sunny would come back, and she'd bring her girl Dew.

Dew would give them water, but just a little mist. Her and Sunny ruled with a clad iron fist. Sunny and Dew, began double datin'. You know Rain and his crew - soon started
hatin'.

Sunny made love to all of the above ... she even seduced
an innocent dove.

When Rain found out, he came noisy and loud !!!
He brought his main man ~~~ they call him Funnel Cloud.
Funnel Cloud was dark and he moved kind of slow.
His real first and last name was Tor Nado.

They turned the place upside down !!! They caught warrants for their arrest and then left town.

This is the story of how mother nature came together,
and created what we call the seasons and the weather.

 

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Reviewed by Alain Gracio 9/12/2009
 
a very well thought off and written allegory!! Very creative and imaginative
 
 
 
 
Reviewed by MaryGrace Patterson 9/12/2009
 
II really like this light, whimisical poem Harold! Well said!...M
 
 
 
 
Reviewed by Amber Moonstone 9/10/2009
 
I loved this enchanting poem about our natural elements. Cleverly put together. I loved what you did with this. Ingenious!

Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
 
 
 
 
Reviewed by Karen Palumbo 9/9/2009
 
Absolutely ingenius....

Be always safe,
Karen
 
 
 
 
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