Attribution: Wallace RE 313
Image: Tsunami That Hit Mindanao in 1976
Source: Wikimedia Commons (here)
entangled branches
Image: Tsunami That Hit Mindanao in 1976
Source: Wikimedia Commons (here)
entangled branches
sun ascends through
lifeless limbs
beautiful chaos - HA
struggles through cool mornings so
life will not be on stand-still
entangled branches
sun ascends through
lifeless limbs
beautiful chaos - HA
reflects on disasters that
appear at will uncontrolled
Written for Chev's CARPE DIEM Tan Renga Challenge #XII of HA's 'entangled branches' and Mary's hosting at Poets United's Poetry Pantry #175
Written for Chev's CARPE DIEM Tan Renga Challenge #XII of HA's 'entangled branches' and Mary's hosting at Poets United's Poetry Pantry #175
Your words say, "No! Do not tie a bow around this."
ReplyDeleteExcellent reply!
DeleteMy Tan Renga Completion
The picture is so scary. Living by the sea I cannot help having a creepy feeling seeing that.
ReplyDeleteHope all went well yesterday, Hank
in light of all the damage from the typhoon...that second one is def apropo...and thinking of my grandparents house after the flood as well....nicely done hank
ReplyDeletetimely and well written.
ReplyDeletedevastating… and compassion allows beauty to rise again.
ReplyDeleteSo much devastation!
ReplyDeleteCan be quite the devastation indeed, as a storm runs through
ReplyDeleteWith the Philippines disaster in its throws, this is most poignant.
ReplyDeleteAWE-some events!
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
Comfort Spiral
=^..^= <3
Wonderfully composed completions Hank. That photo is awesome and brought the sight of the Tsunami (several years ago) back in mind and now that Typhoon in the Phillipines.
ReplyDeleteThe sight of the aftermath of the disaster is terrible.When man goes uncontrolled , Nature takes it own course. very nice.
ReplyDeletetouching lines....
ReplyDeleteSo very timely.. what a compassionate completion.. well penned
ReplyDeleteAlways difficult to view the pictures of a disaster but we must remember. We must have compassion for those who have lost so much
ReplyDeleteThanks Hank!
This poem expresses what so many feel!
ReplyDeleteWonderful response to the prompt,
ReplyDeleteThank you
Siggi
your completions hit hard - very difficult to comprehend situations we have no control over. well done, really. thank you.
ReplyDeleteWow!This is simply amazing-to tie up the completions to Tsunami and so superbly-awesome!
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