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Marge Tindal
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0 posted 2000-03-11 05:53 AM


Cataclysmic
~*Marge Tindal*~

You came rolling in like thunder
from out across the bay
Struck me with the forces
commanding me, Stay!

Bolts of you
lit up my life
again and again and again
Shelter from the storm I seek
before the thunder begins

Loudly resounding
thunderously clapping
Slammed me
Damn me
for feeling this way


Slashing, smashing
my heart upon the shore
Billowing, blowing
no more am I knowing
where to hide from the storm

Moving off to the west
the storm is receding now
I am left
alone, bereft
the thunder rolls

Tossed and turned
nowhere to land
storm of passion
for just one man
the thunder rolls

I watch the thunderheads building
I cower in the memories
of how you shook my world

You came rolling in like thunder
from out across the bay
rocked me to the core
then moved away

the thunder rolls


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Martie
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1 posted 2000-03-11 11:43 AM


You better tie me down, cause I'm blown away by your words.  Very powerful storm, Marge, and well done poem!
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2 posted 2000-03-11 11:52 AM


Martie~
Good morning, dear.
I'm glad you liked.
Batten down the hatches, huh?
Love ya' ~*Marge*~


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Mike
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3 posted 2000-03-11 12:16 PM


Well done, I enjoyed muchly.
Care to trade our snow for your storm?

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4 posted 2000-03-11 12:21 PM


Mike~
Oh, nooooooo !
The Florida sunshine is my forte.
Thanks, Mike ... glad to see your reply.
~*Marge*~


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5 posted 2000-03-11 02:32 PM


I like the way you write Marge....
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6 posted 2000-03-11 02:46 PM


Ms. Lorelei~
I thank you, for that for it flows
from my heart.
~*Marge*~


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7 posted 2000-03-11 04:32 PM


Wow, Marge! This is really powerful! I got caught up in the words and the tempo of my heart raced with the rising tempo of your lines and it really was actually a storm-like experience. Whew! You need to pass out tranquilizers with poems like this one!!!!
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8 posted 2000-03-11 04:50 PM


Marge,
I agree with balladeer, you shook up my boat pretty good. *L* Wonderful poem.

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9 posted 2000-03-11 05:08 PM


Balladeer~
I appreciate your comments.
To take the reader through the storm
is the quest of this poet.
Sharing an experience with you is so nice.  

Seymour~
Now to know that I rocked your boat too,
makes me one happy little sailor.
Thank you.
Love you BOTH .. ~*Marge*~




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Denise
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10 posted 2000-03-11 05:31 PM


I agree! This is very powerful, Marge! I wish you only storm free skies!

Denise

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11 posted 2000-03-11 08:00 PM


WOW, this one had me caught up in the storm, you could fee the power in it...what a great poem...as are all of yours....
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12 posted 2000-03-11 08:01 PM


WOW, this one had me caught up in the storm, you could fee the power in it...no delicate sound of thunder here..what a great poem...as are all of yours....
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13 posted 2000-03-11 08:19 PM


Denise~
Thanks for the wish.
Guess we all need an ocassional 'storm'
to clean out the debris.

BSC~
I'm glad you rode out the 'storm'.
Pleased you enjoyed.
~*Marge*


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14 posted 2000-03-11 09:24 PM


My heart rolls as the thunder in this and my tears become the rain.  My minds deep thoughts providing the crashing and because it lives inside of me....it grows out of control.  My ears hear only the sounds of this storm deaf from the wind.  I am afraid to let anyone in because I fear that if they can't stop the storm either....I will be forever lost.  I guess you can tell that I am living this.....and so strange that you could write it.....as I try to hide it
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15 posted 2000-03-11 09:30 PM


Marge, this is very powerful and very beautiful. Excellent as always.  

 What comes from the heart goes to the heart.
Samuel Coleridge



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16 posted 2000-03-11 10:00 PM


David~
Yes, I know you are living in a
tempest-tossed arena right now ...
you can't hide it, my friend.

I'm not sure what compelled me to write
this one ... I only know it came
'rolling in like thunder'.

It's hard to realize that the storm
eventually moves out and leaves
the serenity of starlit nights and
smile-filled days ... but it does,
I promise you.

Until that time comes for you, David ...
I send you an umbrella of friendship
to shelter you from the ravages of the storm.
Love and hugs, my friend.
~*Marge*~

DarkAngel~
Thank you for the excellent.
I am so pleased that you found it so.
~*Marge*~


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tracie66
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17 posted 2000-03-11 10:48 PM


Marge one stormy post
I like
see ya  


 Keep all the windows of your mind open
Anne Rooks

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18 posted 2000-03-12 12:59 PM


Dear Marge,

This is an excellent poem!  Strongly felt.  

From Poeminister

 "...no single sound too rude
Upon thy slumber shall intrude,
Our thoughts, our souls- O God above!
In every deed shall mingle, love."
--Edgar Allan Poe (from Serenade)



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19 posted 2000-03-12 09:14 AM


Tracie~
Thank you.  I'm pleased.

PoeMinister~
Pleases me that it pleases you.  
~*Marge*


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20 posted 2000-03-12 10:07 AM


This one really strikes home with me and you will see why in a second. This reminds me of a poem I wrote two years ago, not long before I left my abusive husband. I'm posting that poem here for you.

Unsettled

There is no calm before the storm.
long before the silence is broken;
the clouds set in.
I find myself trembling in the darkness,
waiting for the first outburst.
Why must it always be this way?
I can shut my eyes to the lightning;
but the thunder still roars;
and my tears fall like rain.
Long after the storm has passed...
The effects remain.


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21 posted 2000-03-12 10:17 AM


Hoot~
Your words struck a chord in the heart of one who, although I never suffered abuse, has such compassion for those who have.
Bless you that you were able to free yourself from it's clutches.

Does the thunder ever roll away?
I hope it has for you.
Love to you, my friend.
~*Marge*~


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22 posted 2000-03-12 10:44 AM


Marge...that's a good question you ask. No, I don't think it ever rolls totally away, but rather grows more distant in time. I think if one listens close enough, they can still hear its sound years down the road. I don't necessarly consider that a bad thing, it serves as a reminder of where I've been and where I never wish to go again.
Although I would never wish my life on another, I do not regret it for it has made me who I am and I truly like the person I've become through everything.
Hugs  
Ruth

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23 posted 2000-03-12 10:50 AM


Hoot~
Can't disagree with your thinking there.
Know what?  I like who you are too,  
as do many others in your life.
~*Marge*~



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24 posted 2000-03-12 11:04 AM


Thanks Hon...I've grown rather fond of you too  
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25 posted 2000-03-13 02:23 AM


Hoot~
Thanks gal.
~*Marge*~


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26 posted 2000-03-13 03:08 AM


Your words evoked a tumultuous feeling...a rumble of something long forgotten...absolutely wonderful!

Bang

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Bang~
I am glad you enjoyed.
~*Marge*~



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