How a tornado touched down in Roanoke, Texas on Friday night in the Dallas,Ft.Worth Metroplex in fields from our house and then went back up into the sky!
Terror on Friday night as the storms passed. Omnipotent Rambuncious and powerful storm Nasty Funnel cloud All is quiet before the storm Dogs hide in the house Oh, why does this happen to me?
Written April 26th, 2004, 3 days after the storm. Took me that long to CALM down! 4:41pm CST All rights reserved.
Oh, I too would have been frozen with fear! Violent storms, tornadoes etc. are terrifying! Great write, Becca!
Reviewed by Jane Rodway (Reader)
Reviewed on April 29, 2004
I am terrified of the mere IDEA of tornadoes!!!!! I hope all is well for you now:) I really liked the format of this one, it seems to be a good format for your style of poetry:) Be well- love, Michelle
Move, I saw funnel, and dip then wipe out city next door, blimey the rain, and storm excited me, that I drove after it, never seeing anything like it, but my military friends got scarred, a bolt hit just before us, as we never really have any bad weather this was excitment to me..
YIKES! Bet you were scared beyond scared; I would be s****in' bricks if I ever saw a tornado! I have seen funnel clouds on several occasions, but THANK GOD NO tornadoes! (Hope I NEVER see one! EVER!) Scary, intense write; love the acrostics you did; marvelous job!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your fellow Texas friend, Karen Lynn in Burleson. :(
i know how you feel--i've been in three of those things, and they scare the bejeebers out of me. i heard the warning when it came over my weather radio, and karen and i said a quick prayer for you. glad you made it without any damage (just shattered nerves)!
you describe the helpless, terrifying emotions perfectly
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your fellow Texas friend, Karen Lynn in Burleson. :(
i know how you feel--i've been in three of those things, and they scare the bejeebers out of me. i heard the warning when it came over my weather radio, and karen and i said a quick prayer for you. glad you made it without any damage (just shattered nerves)!
you describe the helpless, terrifying emotions perfectly
(((HUGS))) and love, karla.
wish we had a basement...