Thursday, May 12, 2011

Precursor

Breeze last night felt fresh,
enlivened sleepy house.
Delighted by breeze,
I missed it's prediction
of thunder storm,
now flooding the street.

7 comments:

  1. A breeze is always a precursor to a thunderstorm. That's what i like about it.

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  2. Such an eloquently written piece. Well done

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  3. How wonderful it feels to read this piece about the breeze and how it enlivened those in your home. That is how I am feeling tonight. We just got a little rain and the world is fresh and cooler. I identify with this right now and look forward to taking Lexi for a walk in it.

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  4. Great example of living in the moment, not worrying about the storm ahead.

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  5. Part of the hazards of living in and enjoying the moment -- missing the signs of things to come. But then the joy probably far outweighed the inconvenience of the storm (most storms anyway). Again good writing.

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  6. Interesting how a breeze enjoyed can turn nasty in short order! Good oftentimes NOT to notice this in advance.

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  7. Thanks for the comments on this poem, which was written about a real breeze and storm.

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