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Storm Fury
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WHAT CAUSES SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS
Thunderstorms develop when warm, humid air near the ground receives an initial upward push from converging surface winds and rises rapidly in an unstable atmosphere. Thunderstorms can become severe when the atmosphere is particularly unstable and/or additional energy is drawn in from surrounding winds. (This applies to other type storms as well.)


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Birthed out of the glory
Of a forgotten story
The Storm arose
In all of its fury


It exploded over earth
Such power never seen
Leaving in its wake
A devastating scene


Did it come from heaven
Or maybe from hell
The usual questions
No one can  tell


Most say it's mother nature
Having a bad hair day
Hoping she won't be so mean
Next time she comes our way


But the Storm knows it is
Reacting to earths environment
Aided by Humanities
Ignorant mistreatment


As greed and stupidity continue
To deplete the planets resources
The Storms know in turn
It will only grow their forces


For those who want to argue the fact,remember that i'm not saying we cause storms, only that we contribute to their severity, by depleting the earths resources. I don't know if global warming is a factor, i'm not a scientist. But common sense tells us that as the storms continue to get more frequent and destructive than ever before, and the weather patterns are changing, there has to be a cause! Those who wantonly cut down the rain forests are removing the lungs of the earth! Needs can be met and still have conservation!


etw-2005




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Reviewed by Janet Parker
Reviewed on December 5, 2005
I like this very much, Eileen. I'm not into environmentalism nearly as much as I should be. I took a pledge in Girl Scouts in 1954 to never throw garbage out of the car window or while walking. In 55 years, I've never broken the promise. Wish I would do more. Thanks for the reminder.

Reviewed on December 2, 2005
it is greed that man destroys nature. little does he know that he too will perish if nature is not protected. Storms are the emergency alarm that alerts us of the iminent dangers looming over as a result of destroying the forests or cutting trees in large comeercial scale without being replaced by new ones. Great Poem. GBQ

Reviewed by Dan Rains (Reader)
Reviewed on December 2, 2005
Nice write. I believe that our descendants will find that it is a cyclic thing, however, I have no doubt that destruction of the rainforest, use of fossil fuels, etc....has a hand in helping it along.
Dan

Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater
Reviewed on December 2, 2005
Storms are the three-fold law of Wicca. What you send out bane comes back to you three-fold. The foresters that are cutting Mexico's forest have killed the Monarch butterflies which migrate to Mexico. Their wafer like bodies are lying all over the forest floor.
The Goddess is angry and the power of her inner storm is a wake-up signal for protecting our environment. Thanks for the study lesson, Eileen! This is a conservation study plan.

Sage

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on December 2, 2005
storms arise from nature's whims yet reflect humanity's state of mind ...

interesting and well informed ...

Reviewed by SHERRY HEIM
Reviewed on December 2, 2005
Points well presented, Eileen. I tend to believe that storms have always been around and that, perhaps, they are cyclic. Perhaps we have been going through a gentle cycle for several hundred years or more. Storms pose no major threat except to the things we change the landscape with and where we choose to place those things. If we still lived in caves, chances are that we would always be safe there. I have often thought that riding out an earthquake in a huge meadow somewhere where I had no fear of my house coming down upon me or gas and power lines becoming a problem would probably be a pretty cool experience; more thrilling than skiing and more invigorating than bodysurfing a huge wave. To actually feel safe and secure while witnessing the amazing forces of nature would be something to amaze almost anyone. Cool write with lots of interesting information attached.
Take care,
Sherry

Reviewed by Steve Patterson
Reviewed on December 2, 2005
good poem.

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on December 2, 2005
Very informative, well written poem.

Reviewed on December 2, 2005
Eileen,

Certain factors must be in place for storms to go severe; increased humidity, contrasting wind direction with height...but there are other forces we contribute to which may indeed impact the weather. An excellent write...thank you!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by Peter Paton
Reviewed on December 2, 2005
Tis the truth Eileen....there can be no denying the wanton destruction of the Amazonian Rain Forests are hastening our doom !
Timely reminder of man's ignorance and greed for depleting the resources of Mother Nature.
Love
Peter

Reviewed by Phyllis Jean Green
Reviewed on December 2, 2005
B r a v a !!!! The message you have brought us could not be
more important. It bothers me that we speak of man and nature as if nature is somewhere apart. Also don't like to hear snide remarks about animals. What we are! {"Higher" animal, dunno.} Thank you, Eileen!! To top it all, you chose the perfect illustration. Educated us!! <3 'Pea' <3

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on December 2, 2005
V E R Y WELL DONE eILEEN!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on December 2, 2005

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on December 2, 2005
I'm not a scientist either, Tiger Lily, but at least 1,500 prominent scientists say Global Warming is a reality, and that it is largely caused by the acts of modern man - so I would tend to believe them.

And I agree with your message wholeheartedly - our needs can be met, and we can still conserve earth's precious resources - but will we?


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