i loooove these lines! Never thought of it that way, but maybe that is one reason people love storms so much. In that moment we finally have balance inward and outward. And we stand shouting "is that all you've got?" to the symbol of all our inner termoil giving us the sense of power over what threatens us... wonderful! Bring on the Hurricanes!
oh I love this! yes, I suppose you would sleep well after that! What a gorgeous write! I love the empowerment statement, I could feel it building. So glad you won out that day! ...and told the tale!
I understand that this was an actual event, standing in the face of all of nature's fury, embracing all that power, and turning it inward. this has that way to be taken though, of one standing outside in their back yard, on a clear sunny day, screaming this at the top of their lungs. not to nature, but to all the powers that be, that , hey, you can throw all you've got at me, but I am still standing. having found within themselves that power to transcend whatever tree limbs or debris life sees fit to send, that may block the path before them. they will still roll up their sleeves, dig in their heels, and find a way around it.
i loooove these lines! Never thought of it that way, but maybe that is one reason people love storms so much. In that moment we finally have balance inward and outward. And we stand shouting "is that all you've got?" to the symbol of all our inner termoil giving us the sense of power over what threatens us... wonderful! Bring on the Hurricanes!
wow, this was an exciting piece. Beckoning with mother nature. I loved it. It is a great poem...feeling the exhilaration. "Ha, you missed" love that line, Sandi....love your humor...a pleasure to read.
My name is Sandra Ferrara Gentry. I am a writer, artist and no longer a stay at home mom. I went back to work in the restaurant business. I'm 44, a mother of 3 daughters, Samantha 23 , Kayla 19 and Ke.. more..