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Grief
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its a poem in my book The shades of grace .


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       Grief

Grief  comes  as a hurricans does, sometimes we get  aduiqite warnings

the hurricans coming the dark clouds of impending doom.

  Arising soon to hit the coast of the family's island

  sometimes the family contained with love and prayers around the the family

 the hurrricane hits the family

the winds of pain  hit hard as the shock of disbelief

hits the hearst and souls of the family

then comes the wrath of hail hitting the island

the trees bending with winds, snapping some of the trees

 with fighting within the family over such trivial  things

befor the hurricane's eye hit the shore of the island

 sometime the island will survive and sometimes the hurrricane

has many deaths

the death of the splitting family is so tragic the gale forces of wind

 with the rain and tears hit the family .

 will it survive throught all the battering of the sprits

of such pain

the hail hits the family members  from all the fighting .

 some family members will surivive this some wont

the hurricane's winds bend those who are weak

and the strong in the family  huddle together in safty

  and hold on to eachother as the hurrricanes slamms the island's

 shore , the family prays as the hail winds and torrnados hits the island

then as the eye of the hurrican's hits hard battering

the island . the eye hits suddling the peace and the clam

hits the island then the hurricane is fast and qiuet

as the peace of the eye went over the island

the hurricane finishesh its never ending pounding and battering of the island

 the island was battered with grief downed trees and the roof maybe tatterd with damage .. everywhere ,but some of the family is in tact

to repair the damage done . they stick together

in grief ; they will walk away from the grief together as one holding thier remaining family

members dear to thier hearts beccause they have choosen

to walk away and survivie the storm .

and the strife of the hurricane of all the fighting

will disapate to be no more than a bad memorie

they turly are the heart and soul of the island

those that are steadfast to eachtoher and will make it and survive to be wiser and safe those that are fools of greed ,strife , and full of bitterness and lies , will keep the toxic storms alive till they parish in thier own hell of thier making.. - written by :Karla Reeves 

 

  

 

 


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 Reviews of "Grief"
Reviewed by Karla Reeves
Reviewed on June 13, 2011
When I first saw this book the title intrigued me.
After reading I understood the meaning of the title.
This is a must read if you're struggling with faith and why things happen in ones life. Karla has opened up herself so that others could understand or even connect with empathy that we're not alone in this journey called life, and that in the end we're all closer than we think.

It's a short read, but after you read it you'll understand the innocent genius in making it so. Because of the length of the book it makes one delve into it much deeper than a longer version. It makes one really look at what they're reading and connect with the author in a much closer context than one could if the book had been longer, it gives more weight to the content than the context in my opinion.
Books don't have to be 300 pages long to have meaning.

I myself can't wait to see what Karla Reeves will come out with next, her writing is brilliant!


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