Excellent poetry Karla. Nordette may have supplied the inspiration but you provided your own slant and you did a great job. Katrina was no lady!
Love Chanti
Reviewed by Joseph* OneLight*® (Reader)
Reviewed on August 15, 2006
Dear Karla,
You say it better than most. I really think it's C..L when one poet is inspired by another.
Very well done, Karla, an impassioned write about the new BoogieMan/Woman creeping into legend. I remember seeing a newsclip of how Katrina picked up a casino in Mississippi and moved it onto land and the cars stacked up around. It's hard for us humans to comprehend the power if we didn't live through it.
Thank you, Karla. That my poem inspired this wonderful work makes me happy on another level that I wrote "Hurricanes of Roosting Birds." ~~Nordette
As we waited in a hotel room in Texas for a call from my son, a police officer, my daughter and I were almost certain we'd have no home to return to. Katrina skirted just enough to the east to spare us major damage but fast on her heels was Rita which spared my area nothing. Do you know that people here began refering to the storms as Kat-rita just to simplify things? She was no lady for sure and what was left in her wake will haunt us forever. Powerfully written Karla!
Great metaphor - lady as the storm - and vivid images of a horrendous time in human history. And also I agree with Bill below. It wasn't this countries finest hour.
Excellent remmbrance in creative poetry, Karla! Let's hope this year will be a bettr one,and pray for more to be done on the damage that is still there from Katrina.
Love,
Eileen
Reviewed by Dove JoAnne Cromp (Reader)
Reviewed on August 14, 2006
Powerful memories.Revival did take place though..Hallaulah, God is asking us from that situation for a reality check..
Your words are challenging, indeed. Perhaps, Katrina came to test us. If so, we damn well failed the test. And, that was not would the people survive te elements. It was surely a test of how willing our governments are to spend the money - UP FRONT
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Love Chanti
You say it better than most. I really think it's C..L when one poet is inspired by another.
Love, Light & Peace,
Joseph
Thank you, Karla. That my poem inspired this wonderful work makes me happy on another level that I wrote "Hurricanes of Roosting Birds." ~~Nordette
Myrna
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love and peace,
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Love your remembrance, love your style, love you! Rhonda
Excellent write dear Karla. You have a keen mind.
Blessings ...
Richard Lloyd Cederberg
You never know what is just around the corner in life..
We are all at the Mercy of God
Love
Peter
Love,
Eileen
Love & Peace, Dove
Very well penned; a powerful, hardhitting write! BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sister, Karen Lynn. :(
Rebecca