The Sky Turns Dark

Oh I do miss palm trees, Anne... going down near zero next week here in Minnesota, the only positive from a crackin' thunderstorm is the rush of negative-ions one breathes in, oxygenating your blood, producing a sense of well-being! Fun poem!

This was so well written. I am always glad when those kind of storms pass. You caught the feel of the storm so perfectly.

Anne, your imagery in words creates a canvas of 'vision'...I enjoy your work, I have read several pieces and think they are excellent. I hope you will visit my page, as I enjoy the art of imagery. Take Care, Paulette

Living on a tropical island I can certainly relate to this descriptive piece Anne. Well done! Aloha Connie

Hello Anne E, Sangster, storms like that can be scary. No wonder you wsh for the storm to be over quickly. Enjoy your day my friend.

Enjoyed reading, as I have experienced such a storm recently

I love poetry, but I fear it does not love me. Your poems are truly wonderful, you have a real gift. To me your poems are full of emotion, they are really descriptive and insightful, and I will reread them as well as any more that you write. Your writings are so moving, they evoked emotions in me, made me think about other people in this world who are also full of worry, stress and dealing with the troubles that each day brings about. Sincerely C. Holloway.

Good poem, I can't say I've been there or noticed this happen. Have you?

The poem is so visual, cant say i'd love to be there. But the poetry is good.

I hope the hurricane didn't reach you! That must be so frightening. Too much rain, not enough rain...it's just crazy weather.

Picture-perfect capture, Anne, of scenes we've seen too often. Just had one in Chicago tonight, though without palm trees, admittedly. ~ Here's to the week ahead. :) Gershon