pregnant with moisture
the clouds labor in earnest
to bring forth the storm
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lightning tears a wound
in the undulating sky
it won't be contained
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temperature clashes
fighting like they are at war
which side the victor?
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thundersound rattles
the ground underneath my feet
it goes right through me
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the wind sniffs around
doors and crevices, searching
for an opening
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hailstones start falling
(is this when you say, "oh, hail?")
hope it don't get worse--
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rainfall slashing down
beats a quickening tattoo
like a frantic dance
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the wind wants its way
throwing a temper tantrum
like an angry child
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the hissing of the rain
sounds like a continuous
hissing of a snake
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a double rainbow
signals a promise from God
the worst has ended
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the storm is over
multi-colored clouds convene
celebrate its end
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we had severe thunderstorms this afternoon.
thank God, no real damage here, but i was
inspired to write the haiku you see above.
I'm always in awe at the splendor of a thunderstorm, and also usually quite relieved when it leaves with little incidence. They are wonderous things, and inspirational is just the beginning! In a way, wish I could have seen this for myself. Sounds truly magnificent in ways only a storm can be:)
so glad we escaped the tornado threat and that we had no severe damage or other weather events! but it sure made for some WILD lookin' skies! you captured the essence of the storm perfectly with these haikus! excellent imagery in these storm-filled haiku writes! love, your twin, karen lynn. ((((HUGS)))) :)
Explore the mystery of how nature makes unexpected gifts of creative wonders to an unsuspecting caregiver one late night and early morning in southeastern Georgia, USA.
Wish U A Happy New Year ...
~Sanil
Have a wonderfully blessed Happy New Year! luv & hugs, Cathy
throwing a tempter tantrum
like an angry child"...Excellent!!!
Enjoy a blessed, bountiful new year!
~Nikki~
j+
~Michelle~
hugz from your friend In Cali