Love that little kitten, so precious! Well, I really do not worry all that much about mortality because I firmly believe that God is close at hand. Great write....
I think you are right about disasters changing you. We do learn from our lessons in life and living throgh a great storm would be a hard lesson to let go of. Every burst of thunder, every flash of lightning, every storm warning---all of it would put one on guard with fear of the possibility of another disaster. (But I am told that such experiences also toughen you and give you strength you never knew you had.)
One of the cutest things I see is when a cat does his "Halloween Kitty" pose...Poor pup, those swithcblades ain't far behind, and your nose will regret,
if closer you do get...LOL
Walt
Reviewed by chris stienstra (Reader)
Reviewed on September 24, 2007
Fear, the quickest to rob you of your resolve. A neighbor always at the ready to stir that pot over and over again. Then, there is that other neighbor, understanding. Always at the ready to renew that resolve and understand that mortality is just the begining......
Karla, I loved this one. Don't let the "bird" come sneakin round....
My very best as always
Chris
LOL at that pic: the kitty's hacked off at the dog; the dog is looking at this tiny, hissing furball and you can just read his thoughts: "Yeah, RIGHT." Adorable picture!
As for this write, you are learning to overcome your fears, and you face the worst ones with the heart of a champion. Excellent poem; very well penned! BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
Living through disaster - makes you weak or strong. Each of us has to decide which it will be. I choose strength because I know God is right here, right next to me.
I think you're right, and I think we all have our own personal fears. But I also think Roosevelt was right when he said all we have to fear, is fear itself. Somehow, we all must face our own fears, and keep on goin.
This book summarizes life's ten toughest tests with ten passwords each to pass these tests. The current overload, speed of change and chaos are all summarized well enough to get to the Land of Simple on the other side quicker than usual.
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Fee
you in claustrophobic
hands that won't let go the
next time the thing you fear"
This is such a great use of words and images. Claustrophbia,which is usually a negative idea, becomes a positive here. I love it.
Larry
if closer you do get...LOL
Walt
Karla, I loved this one. Don't let the "bird" come sneakin round....
My very best as always
Chris
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Dan
Well done, kudo's here matey
Hugs and love
your Friend in SA
Ch'erie
LOL at that pic: the kitty's hacked off at the dog; the dog is looking at this tiny, hissing furball and you can just read his thoughts: "Yeah, RIGHT." Adorable picture!
As for this write, you are learning to overcome your fears, and you face the worst ones with the heart of a champion. Excellent poem; very well penned! BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D
Keep on writing!
Blessings,
Kathy
I think you're right, and I think we all have our own personal fears. But I also think Roosevelt was right when he said all we have to fear, is fear itself. Somehow, we all must face our own fears, and keep on goin.
I love that picture!