Graphics by Sherrie "The Morning Dawn" poetry by Lee White clouds hurriedly raced, Across the great blue skies, The year that Hurricane Donna, Has For one day Changed our lives. We filled our buckets of water, to conserve enough to drink, The tub was for the flushing, And even more, was in the sink. The dark of night, settled upon us, As neighbors came into our home, They gathered in great Numbers, So reluctant to be alone. The winds came a howling, like the sound of hungry wolves, As we hid beneath our blankets, heavily dressed in warming clothes. Candles were busy flickering, And there were stories, yet to tell, And occasionally came the thunder, of the Great Oak Trees, that fell. As the sun was slowly rising, birds sang their sweetest songs, Our Lord kept us securily safe, As we welcomed the Morning Dawn. INDEX INDEX Click for TagsBySherrie = * Index & Resources Page * = "Gout" Home: Lee's Story Time Lee's Story Time 2 Lee's Story Time 3 Lee's Story Time 4 Roses for Mama by Harold & Margaret Plass Teddy Bear by Rdmnx Audio Bible For Reading & Listening Pleasure Web Search.com 25 Search engines to find anything Web building help Web Search Thank you for visiting my page at Angelfire. Please come back and visit again! Email: weaser205@cs.com
