Dark sky and a huricane eye A twister in the night A tsunami it's gonna be running away you can't escape a tornado you must defeat underground you must go but an earthquake shakes your feet. Snow falls an avalanch rolls mudslide in paradise takes behold volcano blows where will you go lightning strikes fire burns through the night smoke in the air. causes you to choke open your eyes and realize you fell a sleep in a jetted hot tub
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Posted: Nov 2010
About this poem:
Oh our imaginations running wild when were so tired the fire burning through the night is the candles burning. snow falling an avalanch rolls little water drop you have on your eye lid when it falls off lightning strikes is the sharp pains you get in your legs when they been over worked.the rest speaks for itself..lol
My original idea when I thought about the huricane eye was indeed intended to have a dramatic ending couldn't get the words right. I thought bout other ways I could use that's what i came out with.
Appreciate both of your generous comments
cafetwo2010Harford county, Maryland USANov 4, 2010
Great kick.' Made me feel like there was no place to run. No place to hide from natures wrath..cafe
sometimes it sure does feel like there is no place to escape. the world crashing down then realize it's our own false reality. like waking up in a jetted hot tub. Thank you cafe for reading and sharing your thoughts.
jeddah12singapore, Central Singapore SingaporeNov 4, 2010
you forgot to mention there,luckily you never get drown on that tub excellent and wonderful way to put words on all the natural calamities but you end up just getting drown on your bathtub well done too kit,takecare.
Hi, kickit22, Sometimes we wake up in life disoriented - not knowing where we've been, where we are, nor how we got there. If we are lucky we survive the natural and unnatural disasters! Like an avalanche, your poem rolls to eyes opened wide!
Your absolutley correct Gnj4U life can be disorienting. when everything comes at us at the same time. the human spirit is amazing on how much we go through in life and still strive to do our best no matter how bad it gets. there are some that can't survive. but the majority can and does survive. Thank you for your insight
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Thank you Andrew
My original idea when I thought about the huricane eye was indeed intended to have a dramatic ending couldn't get the words right. I thought bout other ways I could use that's what i came out with.
Appreciate both of your generous comments
Sometimes we wake up in life disoriented - not knowing where we've been, where we are, nor how we got there. If we are lucky we survive the natural and unnatural disasters! Like an avalanche, your poem rolls to eyes opened wide!