This imagery is perfect for the tornado! My mother was visiting my home when my daughter was younger and saw my clean home, Then my ex and daughter arrived home. Seconds later a totally mess. She said it was like a tornado had hit the house and her head was spinning! LOL. She never complained about my housework after witnessing that LOL. BTW My daughter is now very spotless much to my shock.
Tornado's you can keep in Texas, Mz. Karla. Only send north the warmer weather as you have of late, thanks. Enjoyed this lil' piece of your forever complaining about the weather, LOL! Peace, Ed & rufuz
Reviewed by P. Michaels (Reader)
Reviewed on February 8, 2004
Karla, only a few words say so much. Great message even for adults who behave like children. Thanks for sharing it.
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Loved this!
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Well done.
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you describe the tornado's fury to a t; wonderful imagery in this little haiku! well done, karla; truly enjoyed~
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, karen lynn. :D