The storm

IRENE



The stillness, the calm, birds hushed,

as the dark clouds gatherered over head



The wind, howling, moaning, groaning

The clouds, angry and black, as heavy as lead



People hurrying, scurrying, battoning down the doors

Sheltering in safety in cellers, below the ground floors



The rain, lashing, crashing, smashing to the ground

Thunder, lightening......such a scary sound



Trees uprooted, tossed upon the ground

Destruction, in all directions, as rubble becomes a mound



The deluge continues, with such savage relent

"End of the world" say the sinners "Repent"



Mother nature, unleashes her rage

The extent of her damage, we are yet to guage



When the morning breaks, and the sun cast its light

The destruction she caused will be brought to light



All we can pray, for one, not a round

That you come through it, safe and sound
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Aug 2011
About this poem:
I got a mail from a close CS friend, he asked have I wrote about a storm...and asked if I was worried about him, as he had not heard from me in a couple of days......I wrote the poem for "Edwin" and pray he stays safe...and all of the CS friends and members who may be at risk

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Odette67
Good write. handshake
Fellsman
Hi dolphin1

A very topical write at this tense time... I do hope that nature does not wreak her havoc, and that there is no loss of life.

Best wishes

Bill bouquet
fjamesj9701
Excellent write Dolphin1, irene is missing here but the news consatntly a reminder as it opens the window for the disaster to come. Some stay some run
dolphin1
I England, we are so lucky....most times, mother nature is good to us......cannot imagine what it must be like there.....
dolphin1
Wow. spoke to soon. We had a tremendous storm here last night, the thunder and lightening such as we have not seen for a long time. Torrential rain.....they say the West Coast of Englands gets the tail end of the weather from America's east coast, so maybe Irene paid a little visit last nigt.....hope everyone across the pond is safe
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