You purge yon tempest from the sea,
to stroke and soothe it's vanity.
Tides lay dormant at your feet,
Raging winds beg fond retreat.
Pounding surfs no longer seethe,
onto your battered shores erode.
Serenity has paused to breathe,
until thy dire wrath explode.
With arms extended left to right,
mercy's path has feared your brew.
Destruction hails to fill the night
and darkened skies are lit anew.
Oh! fickled daughter of the fate,
one's destiny can not endure.
Life's wanton hand is but to sate,
of one whose child is so demure.
Oh! fickled daughter of the fate,
one's destiny can not endure.
Life's wanton hand is but to sate,
of one whose child is so demure
loved it
pax Anita
Sheila:)
Brilliant!
Tami
Paul, This is such an
outstanding write...
Trixie :)
Your poem definitely has been a positive force,
as evident by all the nice comments.
Enjoyed it, Paul.
~Chrissie
VicToria
Love Tinka
lovely my friend.
Susan
Best regards,
Leland
Reindeer
i agree, an exceptional write! BRAVO!
it's not nice to fool mother nature--'cause like any woman, she'll get her revenge LOL
(((HUGS))) and love,
karla. FINE WRITING! FINE PIECE!!