Aftermath Of Irene
Here in Manhattan, not much damage at all, only the anxious night of hardly any sleep due to Tornado warnings and general agitation of mind. It is reported today that most of the deaths in the region
were due to falling trees.
were due to falling trees.
The Hurricane
by William Carlos Williams
The tree lay down
on the garage roof
and stretched, You
have your heaven,
it said, go to it.
on the garage roof
and stretched, You
have your heaven,
it said, go to it.
My Brother's Business Is Here
Branches Around Gramercy Park New York
There Were Fallen Treasures To Glean
To Photograph and Draw
Mimosa Blossoms, Ginkgo Fruit and Leaves
The Scent Is Heavenly
7:30 PM
Looking East Out My Front Window
Looking West
My thoughts turn in sympathy to all the areas flooded, the losses of life, home, possessions. I'm reminded of my own selfishness too, and to be grateful for everything. The storm was minor compared to
the storms across the planet over recent times.
This decade of storm, fire, flood and earthquakes is historic
"No other hurricane in history has affected this many people"
"No other hurricane in history has affected this many people"
-Diane Sawyer-
Really? Can this be so?
3 comments:
you sure did collect some beautiful storm souvenirs. are those mimosa flowers you collected? hope your brother's business wasn't damaged in any way.
i like your new banner.
thank you for letting us know you
are ok. we will all sleep tonight.
I am most grateful for your carrying dear blog buddies, and anxious to hear how Jude fared. Rest well my creative coven. My heart is easy, full of the friendship and comfort, wonder and wisdom given by you all.
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