Determined, the sun on the roof like rain. Relentless, the heat clawing the windows. The suck of wind pulls moisture from the ground. Flame and smoke warn of approaching danger. Hurricanes of drought as bad as wet ones... trapped in the eye of tropical summer.
Never wiLL I EVER live in Texas, though passing through sometime in the next couple years is definitely a trip in the making, hope the drought does end by then...e & r
Man! You make everything as arid as it must surely be there in Texas. I pray that your drought is soon lifted and sweet rain comes to nourish everything.
Love,
Susan
Karla I see by the reports that you guys are still sweltering and no let up! I pray it will change soon,I can only imagine what you are experiencing in such terrible drought!May God send relief quickly!
Excellent write!
Love,
Eileen
I didn't know whether to put on a jacket or strip off my shirt and expose all the elements, Karla! Let me have my tropical fruit and rum Daquiri with one of those little umbrellas to celebrate Tropical Summer! Puttin' up the hammock between two palm trees swaying to Dorman poetic rhythm.
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God Bless
Michelle~
peace, love & light,
carolyn
Love,
Susan
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Fee
Love & Light,
Joseph
Love Tinka
Excellent write!
Love,
Eileen
very well written!
Sage
Love & Peace, Dove
I believe these quirks of nature come in cycles..
Don't believe we have anything to worry about, it will all settle down, wait and see..
God Bless
Peter
Myrna
Startling imagery that grabs the senses and doesn't relent. Great writing; keep up the terrific job! BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sister, Karen Lynn. :)