This poem makes me think of childhood storms on the beach, hiding under an overturned lifeguard boat from the lightening...such a wonderful memory imposed by you dear Karla...lifeguards rarely use boats like that anymore, now with jet skis and the like...too bad, and I am sure more than one of the "children" here at AD that have reviewed this poem, enjoyed it as much as I...Find Peace, Ed & Rufuz
Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz (Reader)
Reviewed on October 4, 2004
I liked that old song, too, that went by the same title.
Karla, your poem is so enjoyable, and that graphic...Super!!!
Your were stomping with thunder and stealing lightening, Karla!! Good for you for standing up to those storms that make you uneasy during tornado season!! I love this whimsical, welcoming tribute to celebrating a storm's lived combined with your own!!
You should have zapped that lightening with a bit of your own glowing soul-rays, love! ;)
Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)
Reviewed on October 4, 2004
Karla your poetry just shines, this is a wonderful write.
This should be in a childrens book Karla! It may help some who are afraid of storms to get over it(as you have;-) Why not do a book of storm poems for all ages;-)methinks you have quite a few already!Go for it!;-)...
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God Bless
Michelle~
Most wonderful sleeping in a warm bed...with that sound of dripping water!!
Wow!!
Love Tinka
Karla, your poem is so enjoyable, and that graphic...Super!!!
You should have zapped that lightening with a bit of your own glowing soul-rays, love! ;)
Wonderful rainy day poem; love the humor and the picture! BRAVA; well done!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D