When was the last time you spent a quiet moment just doing nothing....just sitting and looking at the sea, or watching the wind blowing, the tree limbs, and waves rippling on a pond, a flickering candle or children playing in the park?
Ralph Marston
Born January 18 1955/American Writer
This morning beginning at around 3 am I sat in the back yard and watched a storm come in. By 5 am I was sitting on the front porch feeling the strong wind and rain while I became part of the storm...wait, I shouldn't be talking about it, I should be poeting.
Refreshed
Sleep was escaping me
The heat for days had been too much
I longed for the cool fingers of change
To reach out for a touch
As I tossed and turned in sweat a soaked bed
I caught a glimpse of the late night sky
The full moon glowed an orange red
But dark clouds were gathering nearby
I sprinted down the stairs with glee
And took a seat in my back yard
A summer storm was calling me
That I couldn't disregard
Lightning illuminated the sky with wonder
Amidst the drum roll for effect
Of course it was the sound of thunder
What more could I expect?
The wind arrived to blow away
The heat that made me melt
The storm was here to have its say
Exhilaration is what I felt
Wet and refreshed I became a part
Of the fury that nature released
Sometimes a storm can touch your heart
Then fade you back to peace
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