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Terrible Tornado

Terrible Tornado Terrible tornado was terrifying; Didn't want anyone to be dying Caused by a big, circular cloud With a sound which seemed so loud. Was dark and around things swirled And into air horses had been hurled By the blowing, belligerent wind We never want to see again. Now that tornadoes have all past Longer I hope our lives will last; God whose rightiousness we respect Away from us all of them do direct.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2013




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Date: 4/6/2015 2:39:00 PM
James, I'm glad to hear everything's ok. I know this poem is a couple of years old, but storms always seem to stay fresh in our minds. Well done. :O) Keep up with the great work. Keep on penning. Thank you so very much for sharing your wonderful and creative talents with us. We all truly appreciate it. A 7 from me. *S* Cynthia
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Date: 8/8/2015 6:15:00 AM
Good heavens. Yours is first comment I ever received and I never answered it. I just wrote my 1,401st poem. Can you imagine. Jim Horn
Date: 6/9/2013 12:12:00 AM
Hi James, Congratulations with your Featured Poem of the week :-) Take care, and enjoy your wonderful days ahead . Always & Forever! **LINDA**
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Date: 8/8/2015 6:18:00 AM
I didn't mean that. This is first poem I ever wrote in Poetry Soup and just completed my 1,401st one this very instant. Jim Horn
Date: 5/20/2013 5:36:00 PM
James glad to read this so soon after the happening. You sure don't let any grass grow under you feet..,thanks for posting,,,,,
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Date: 8/8/2015 6:19:00 AM
I didn't mean that. This is first poem I ever wrote in Poetry Soup and just completed my 1,401st one this very instant. Just had an interesting idea. Go back and read a poet's first and last poem and compare them. Interesting. Jim Horn

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