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0 posted 2003-02-21 10:33 PM






The Bitter Season

Along Alaska's rugged shore
And on a bay that few explore,
There stands a rustic lodge, remote
And only reached by plane or boat.
The winter months find it asleep.
Except for two young folk who keep
The furnace going and take care
Of anything that's needed there.
They loved the sea life they would see
And eagles perched in each tall tree.
All through the season of the snow,
They'd don their snowshoes and then go
Down to the dock, where kayaks stacked,
Reminded them how much they lacked
Mobility of movement, so,
One sunny day, they thought they'd go
Across the bay, to where they knew
Another couple wintered too.

They took a two-man boat and went.
The freedom of this action lent
An air of gaiety and they
Were singing, laughing, on their way.
Half way across, the wind arose.
It blew salt spray and soon their clothes
Were covered with an icy rime.
The waves grew taller in no time
And soon their boat was over-turned,
But they remembered what they'd learned,
And finally made their way to land.
The woman was too weak to stand.
Her husband left her and he ran
On clumsy feet to find a man
Who'd help him carry her from shore.
It was a little while before
He and the people from the inn
Returned and found, to deep chagrin,
The sudden storm that felled his wife,
Had also stolen her young life
And carried her into the deep,
Where all Poseidon's victim's sleep!



Betty Lou Hebert

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(big hugggsssssss) Oh Betty, this is very sad, sweet friend, my heart goes out to the losses and the families of their loved ones, it can be so rough in the ocean up there and I have heard many stories like this! (sad sigh) God Bless You, sweet friend, this has my vote, we all love you so much! You have such a beautiful heart, sweet Betty, thank you for sharing!



May love and light always shine upon you!

Love,
Noah Eaton

"Underneath your clothes there's an endless story..."

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2 posted 2003-02-22 01:31 AM


Noah:  Thanks so much for your kind comments. Their story has haunted me since I heard about it last winter and I finally felt I should write about it.  I did not  know the couple involved, personally, but through a neighbor.  Very tragic!

Betty Lou Hebert

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3 posted 2003-02-22 11:33 AM


Oh I was so hoping for a happy ending.  You did a good job Betty.  Joyce
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4 posted 2003-02-22 11:40 AM


A sad story well told! Enjoyed.
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5 posted 2003-02-22 12:12 PM


Wow! My vote for sure, glad I had a tissue handy.
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6 posted 2003-02-22 12:45 PM


Sad! But beautifully written.

I'm a reader - not a writer.

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7 posted 2003-02-22 12:50 PM


Joyce:  Thanks for reading.  It is very tragic and it happened last winter to people a neighbor knows. It has been preying on my mind so I needed to write about it.

Betty Lou Hebert

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8 posted 2003-02-22 12:51 PM


Poet de Vine:  Thanks for reading and commenting.

Betty Lou Hebert

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9 posted 2003-02-22 12:53 PM


SPIRIT:  Nice to hear from you and sorry it's a sad story, but it happened!

Betty Lou Hebert

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10 posted 2003-02-22 12:54 PM


cupcake:  I appreciate your comments.  Thanks.

Betty Lou Hebert

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11 posted 2003-02-22 03:10 PM


though sad, this is very well written work...

regards,
sudhir

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this gets my vote
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13 posted 2003-02-23 12:17 PM


Sudhir;  Thanks for commenting.  It is a sad story, I know, and though I didn't know this couple personally, I felt moved to tell what happened to them.

Betty Lou Hebert

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14 posted 2003-02-23 12:18 PM


passing shadow:  Thanks for reading and also for your vote.

Betty Lou Hebert

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15 posted 2003-02-23 07:42 PM


Very tragic and very well done poem about it, Betty Lou.
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16 posted 2003-02-24 01:29 PM


Such a tragic story but so well told.
~hugs and a vote!~

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And in doing so, you touch my heart. ~

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17 posted 2003-02-24 01:32 PM


BettyLou~
You tell a poetic-tale so vividly beautiful as to bring tears to the eye~
*Huglets*
~*Marge*~

~*The pen of the poet never runs out of ink, as long as we breathe.*~
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18 posted 2003-02-24 02:49 PM


Denise:  Thanks for reading and appreciate your comments.  I seldom write really sad poems, but their story touched my heart and I felt compelled to write about it.

Betty Lou Hebert

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19 posted 2003-02-24 02:50 PM


Enchantress:  Thank you so much for the vote and for taking time to read this poem.
I appreciate it.

Betty Lou Hebert

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20 posted 2003-02-24 02:52 PM


Dear Marge:  Always so good to hear from you!  Thanks for reading and appreciate your lovely comments.

Love
Betty Lou

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21 posted 2003-02-26 02:34 PM


Beautiful. Reads like the prologue to an epic-length work.
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22 posted 2003-02-26 02:36 PM


bsquirrel:  Thanks.  It could be enlarged on that's for sure!  There is more to tell.

Betty Lou Hebert

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23 posted 2003-03-01 09:32 PM


At first I was thinking "Walt Whitman" then I thought "how sweetly tragic"  Very, very good work.

Yesterday is ash, tomorrow is smoke; only today does the fire burn.
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24 posted 2003-03-02 12:03 PM


JP:  Thank you for all your comments. I appreciate the response.

Betty Lou Hebert

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25 posted 2003-03-05 11:14 PM


beautifully composed dear lady. A sad event but so typical of the uncertainty of life.

the woods are lovely, dark, and deep, but I have promises to keep, and many miles to go before I sleep...Frost



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26 posted 2003-03-06 02:56 PM


pegasus:  Thank you so much for your comments. It is typical of life, as you point out. It only takes a second for everything to change!

Betty Lou Hebert

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A bitter season indeed. A very tragic tale, but very well written and kept my attention all the way through. You do know how to tell a story even though this is based on true life as you stated above. Glad that I found and that I am able to vote for your poem.  God bless.

-Bob

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28 posted 2003-03-06 03:32 PM


Bob:  Thank you for your vote and also for your understanding. I appreciate both!

Betty Lou Hebert

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29 posted 2003-03-08 04:07 PM


What a wonderfully told story, and I will vote but wanted to tell you just how much I appreciate all your work.
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30 posted 2003-03-08 11:03 PM


Mysteria:  Thank you for the lovely compliment.  I appreciate it even more than the vote.  

Betty Lou Hebert

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31 posted 2003-03-10 05:43 PM


My vote's in May I say, you write beautifully
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32 posted 2003-03-10 10:21 PM


hoot_owl:  Thank you for the lovely compliment!  I appreciate hearing from you.

Betty Lou Hebert

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33 posted 2003-03-10 10:21 PM


hoot_owl:  Thank you for the lovely compliment!  I appreciate hearing from you.

Betty Lou Hebert

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A really wonderful write. Enjoyed the read.
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35 posted 2003-03-16 05:06 PM


WhiteRose:  Thanks for your nice comments.

Betty Lou Hebert

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Beautifully told story! *S* I, too, was hoping for a happy ending... only to be reminded that many aren't. *S*
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37 posted 2003-03-18 05:23 PM


Suthern:  Thanks for commenting.  I wish it had been a happy ending too, but since it is true, i had to write it as it happened.

Betty Lou Hebert

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38 posted 2003-03-18 07:10 PM


That's is sad but beautiful. You know I hate reading...esp long one...but I'm glad I pay a visit to your poem today.

Eliza Simmons
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39 posted 2003-03-19 06:26 PM


Eliza:  I know you hate reading and you made a noble effort to read all of this poem!  Thank you and especially appreciate hearing from you!

Betty Lou Hebert

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40 posted 2003-03-30 03:15 AM


Not all stories end happily but nevertheless they need telling to. You did an excellent job here.  I cried.  The fact that this story has its roots in truth beg even more for its telling. You have my vote!

Sherry

Cherish the good memories of the past and look forward to the adventure called Tomorrow. But above all... be kind to yourself today.

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41 posted 2003-03-30 03:14 PM


This is a turely beautiful poem.  I very much enjoyed reading it.  Thank you for sharing with us.

"The usefulness of a cup is in its emptiness, for a cup that is full can hold no more."
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I should have known from the title that this poem did not end well.  I was hoping it would.  You wrote so perfectly.  You captured the essence of their love, and gave hope all the way to the end.  A great story, but a sad one, too.
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43 posted 2003-03-31 03:41 PM


Sherry:  I cried when I heard this story from a neighbor who knew the people involved. It has preyed on my mind for a year and I finally had to write about it.  Thanks for your caring response.

Betty Lou Hebert

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44 posted 2003-03-31 03:43 PM


Wesley:  Thank you for reading and I appreciate your comments.

Betty Lou Hebert

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45 posted 2003-03-31 03:45 PM


LngJhnAg:  I wish this story could have had a happy ending too!!  When you are writing about reality, it often doesn't.  appreciate your comments. Thanks.

Betty Lou Hebert

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46 posted 2003-03-31 04:32 PM


Very sad but well told.

Maree

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Maree:  Thanks for reading and commenting. It is sad, but I really wanted to tell the story.

Betty Lou Hebert

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Just in here
Bumpity bumping.


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49 posted 2003-04-07 12:13 PM


SPIRIT:  Thanks for the "bump!"

Betty Lou Hebert

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50 posted 2003-04-10 12:09 PM


why has this not been voted for the book
yet? such a great write! i really liked
how you told this story, both haunting
and sad and you set the mood with such intense
feeling!
take care.
amy

"love is like a butterfly--
if you chase it,
it will surely fly away,instead
hold it close and watch it grow into
something beautiful"
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51 posted 2003-04-10 12:10 PM


oops forgot to vote

"love is like a butterfly--
if you chase it,
it will surely fly away,instead
hold it close and watch it grow into
something beautiful"
~me~

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52 posted 2003-04-10 10:24 PM


Aimster:  Thank you so much for your nice remarks and also for your vote!  I appreciate both.

Betty Lou Hebert

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I am locating the ones I hadn't yet voted for....

'bout time, don't you think?  

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54 posted 2003-04-15 10:24 PM


Sunshine:  Always nice to hear from you. Thanks for reading.

Betty Lou Hebert

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I can recall hearing a story such as this more than once while living in Alaska, where the sea often takes her bounty from the people, even as we take ours from the sea.
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56 posted 2003-04-20 10:00 PM


Midnitesun:  Thanks so much for commenting.
Alaska is a rugged country and requires much of those who live there, I think. But, it's so beautiful and majestic, it's worth it.  I only lived there for a year, but I dream of going back some day to see more of the state and it's people.

Betty Lou Hebert

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wow~
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Thoroughly enjoyed! Very tragic, though...

Love
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oh wow, very sad and very well told. i enjoyed this so much and it really touched my heart.

june x

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60 posted 2003-04-29 01:50 PM


Passing Shadows:  Thanks for reading and appreciate your comment.

Betty Lou Hebert

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61 posted 2003-04-29 01:51 PM


Michelle:  Thanks for commenting.

Betty Lou Hebert

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junemac:  Thanks for reading.  I'm glad that the poem "spoke" to you! It is a sad story, more so,  because it really happened.

Betty Lou Hebert

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junemac:  Thanks for reading.  I'm glad that the poem "spoke" to you! It is a sad story, more so,  because it really happened.

Betty Lou Hebert

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terrifect write!!!

It matters not how you answer, It matters only that i hear you.

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QJQ:  Thank you for your nice remark!

Betty Lou Hebert

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passing shadows:  Thanks for bumping this one.  I'm glad you thought it worthy!

Betty Lou Hebert

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