Inspired by William Bonilla. (((Thank you, friend.)))
Image (c) 2005, Karla Dorman (taken by Karen Lynn Vidra)
Looking out to the horizon, past, to see what storms are in the forecast, StormSpinner... doesn't mean all she looks for is the bad - but it's all she is familiar with ... and so she looks to the Heavens for a n y shining ray of hope, for the silver lining behind the clouds - praying for the courage to get through whatever storm comes her way ... with God and words, she will.
Any time you are spinning...can you make one for a solitary piece of dry land on Death Valley? it will be so nice to have an oasis there.
Hope D'Artagnan Bonilla likes wet sand.
Georg
You have truly captured the spirit behind the StormSpinner, something I have known all my life. Uncertain about the storms ahead in life, yet you look to the Heavenlies for hope. That's all it takes, Karla! Beautifully penned and illustrated! BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twink, The Texas Tornado. :D
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Hope D'Artagnan Bonilla likes wet sand.
Georg
Am Honored that I inspired
this wonderful Write
Thank You For Sharing
Love & Peace be with you
Happy Thanksgiving
William
hugs
Fee
God Bless
Muchelle~
Larry
Beautiful! Perfect! A great poem!
God bless you. Kathy
Newfie Hugs coming your way, Rose
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twink, The Texas Tornado. :D