Much needed rain fell last night, as wave after wave of thunderstorms moved across North Texas. Didn't sleep much, but oh, what a display of God's power!
Sounds like the storm outside wants to be inside, where I am, safe and dry; blinds thrown open to watch the lightning tracing blue paths from sky to ground and back again; thunder peels the clouds apart and sends down the rain. I lay in my bed and enjoy the show.
YOU said it here starkly it shows in your write Karla~
Excellent depiction!
Of the days and nights I like to experience!
Feel and see...
Wish their was less destruction as it happens to not be at times for some!
Beautifully felt and seen here through your words Karen!
A Keeper!
P.s. I started tracking you, it's been so long since I tried to play catch up again~ I am here to STAY!
WArmest Blessings!
Warm HuGs,Sheeexoox
Reviewed by Robert Harrison (Reader)
Reviewed on November 20, 2006
Thunder peels the clouds apart... I love that description.
Karla, nice one. We're having a stormy one right now...maybe not as bad as yours, yet, but still wet, windy and miserable. All the same, the weather must do its work. :)
I do love a stormy night and a windy day. Beautiful words.. Hit home with me.
Karla I am looking for a few good song writers.
I have already asked Tinka to join. I have the agent ...
I love to watch lightening spread across the sky. You really get a sense for how small and insignificant we are in comparison with the bigger elements of nature. ~ Sara
It's about time-Fear is not of God & girl you need to remember & cuddle up with that warm teddy and watch the show! God is awesome!
Peace,Love,Grace,
Sharon
You paint a wonderful picture with words Karla. I enjoyed reading it. Thank you for the pleasure. Joyce
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on November 6, 2006
WOW, I used to get up and go in search of the storm, only time I saw lightning hit the ground and rebound, something cosy about a storm.
Aberliean had them most nights too...
Kewl Karla Kewl... You'd love chasing them..
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on November 6, 2006
YOu experience the rain while we experience the snow :-) Love the storm writer that you are :-)
Ahhh we share somthing in common, I love the power and fury of storms of all types and if I can't be out in them then the next best thing is sitting in the dark watching them.
You can feel the immense power of God in such thunderstorms..
Blessings
Peter
Reviewed by J M (Reader)
Reviewed on November 6, 2006
God's glory shines his power in all the world and in many ways this is powerful and a delight for me to witness his glory shining in your praises of him.....
Karla, I'm a golf course superintendent and timely rains are important to us. After an extended drought a good rain certainly brings a sense of relief. I call rain 'mother nature's milk'. There is nothing like it.
Rusty
It's amazing how one can find pure enjoyment in what others fear or dread. Just knowing that God is in control and what is going to be is going to be...allows one to see things more through a spiritual eye. I enjoy a good thunderstorm occasionally, if I am not driving. I too like to watch out the window at God's magnificant hand through the heart of a storm. You are a terrific poet....
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
You may have enjoyed the show, but I didn't like it, one bit! STUPID storms; they wrecked our sleep! GRRR! I wish we'd get quiet storms, here, but noooo...being in Texas, that isn't an option; most of the storms here are waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too loud for my liking! LOL
Wonderful imagery in this powerful, storm-charged poem; very well done! Keep on spinning out those storms (just as long as it isn't over our house! LOL; these just keep on getting better and better! BRAVA, StormSpinner; you have outdone yourself on this one! Kudos!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your storm-weary twin, Karen Lynn. :D *grins*
A book of nature inspired poems and essays, written from the heart and soul of a life-long nature, animal, and wilderness lover, and dedicated to today’s children - Earth's only hope for a better tomorrow.
This book won 'The Poetry Category'
A book of nature inspired poems and essays, written from the heart and soul of a life-long nature, animal, and wilderness lover, and dedicated to today’s children - Earth's only hope for a better tomorrow.
This book won 'The Poetry Category'
Sheila
Excellent depiction!
Of the days and nights I like to experience!
Feel and see...
Wish their was less destruction as it happens to not be at times for some!
Beautifully felt and seen here through your words Karen!
A Keeper!
P.s. I started tracking you, it's been so long since I tried to play catch up again~ I am here to STAY!
WArmest Blessings!
Warm HuGs,Sheeexoox
Excellent!
Love, Rhonda
Very well done.
Love,
CJ
God Bless
LOL
Lena
Karla I am looking for a few good song writers.
I have already asked Tinka to join. I have the agent ...
You captivate the reader and draw them both into the storm and the safety of the room. Excellent. I enjoyed this poem very much.
Cynthia
God Bless
Michelle~
Love,
Susan
Peace,Love,Grace,
Sharon
blessings
Paul;-)
Aberliean had them most nights too...
Kewl Karla Kewl... You'd love chasing them..
Fee
Love storms thats not toooo wild!!
Love Tinka
You can feel the immense power of God in such thunderstorms..
Blessings
Peter
Hugs-Love,
Joselyn
Rusty
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
You may have enjoyed the show, but I didn't like it, one bit! STUPID storms; they wrecked our sleep! GRRR! I wish we'd get quiet storms, here, but noooo...being in Texas, that isn't an option; most of the storms here are waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too loud for my liking! LOL
Wonderful imagery in this powerful, storm-charged poem; very well done! Keep on spinning out those storms (just as long as it isn't over our house! LOL; these just keep on getting better and better! BRAVA, StormSpinner; you have outdone yourself on this one! Kudos!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your storm-weary twin, Karen Lynn. :D *grins*
Myrna