Miracle Natural Disasters Poems

Earth, today is your day,
Faith, in our heart we have,
Death for you is still unpredictable,
Beneath your soil is our bodies alcove

Foliage for you I wish...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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The Calling

Hear the angels sing!
(Glorious trumpets...
start low in the distance, 
and gain in ever-increasing volumes... 
souls, voices...)

Here the angels sing! 
(Racing across the heavens...
in and...

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She sometimes thinks
Of her good fortune
She’s been lucky
She’s been blessed
Still were she alone
Come flood or fire
She’d be happy to escape 
With nothing more
Than her five...

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Located in the hot Chilean desert of Atacama
Is the San Jose mine that became the focus of drama
The miners reported for work, to start their...

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Reflection

There has been more advance in the last hundred years
than in centuries. At first they seemed wondrous, a
miracle as they helped us in multiple ways...

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Huddled up in a tranquil mass,
Darkened silence fills the room,
Prayers that nature does not punish our home,
We live in fear of an angry wind.
A curse...

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God! Your splendid heart always loves the people 
It reflects your realization the pain and ache of depart
As a result, you made reunited and gave...

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Desert dust devils reign supreme
Swirling in conditions extreme

Dry, cracked river bed yawns wide
Depleted source long denied

Armadillo negotiates
Lost to his instinctive traits

He halts to sniff a...

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THE EMPRESS OF IRELAND

Two mighty workhorses, colliding Titans,
Leviathans of the Saint Lawrence river.
Devastation’s maritime wrecking balls,
Slamming head on, even after the warnings 
Sounding, had been...

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Through the darkest of nights with cold ice
            Yet remembering in my heart with...

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Science in all fascination has discovered a species aquatic 

  Theorizing this new yet old species remained hidden as Merman  

  only...

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And the storm calls to me in ways you'll never understand
A gentle call that urges my soul forth
The lighting guiding a path for my feet...

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What is it to see the soil of home again?
A welcome, snow-struck and a return
To cold; sharp white contrasts sunburn.
We converse in broken tongues to...

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The wind blew events all over the place.
Intense emotions and it gave chase.
Lightning lighting to show us the sky.
People try to sleep and not cry.
Wisping...

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