Finally on the ebb
Switching colors at last
The reason is the season
goin’ at last.
poetry - jack sender - all of my life
A lot a thunder again last night
While I slept and missed it all.
I had hard dreams going on non stop.
Slip-sliding in and out of Storyland.
I’m
More storm than we ever had.
Power went out at nine.
The bad weather hadn’t begun.
Distant Thunder rang all night.
Non-stop rumbles continued.
Couldn’t feel the direction.
The thumps were out there.
Sleep went through regardless.
By the dawn the rain had ended,
Rumbles continued.
There was no end to the storm,
Only a lessening on the distant booms.
Not wisp of cloud yet heavy storms are on the way.
Here they are coming, piling in, grouping up.
Bringing dumping loads of water upon us.
Here heavy measurable will fall.
Bumping into each others
A clobbering of down-pouring.
Duck alert china ride
Ka-bunga.
Blam dumps the drops.
POW-pow into drips and a fine mist.
Downfall, umbrellas out.
A pack of rain. No lie. No doubt.
Football season has begun,
Baseball is on the run.
Had to record Antique Roadshow,
Saw a quarter and went to bed.
Nighttime viewing gets too late.
A Sunday afternoon is enough for me.
They pay players millions
And want me to anti-up?
Could be a tough season.
Baseball gets blown away
Football is just a preview.
And I’m backing down.
Rabbits have five litters per year
And more newbies are seen
Identify these around this morning
Little and NewLittle were seen yesterday
This morn smaller unidentifides are out.
No one else, no birds etcetera.
Monday starting in no rain.
No cars, no walkers
You know how it goes.
The same.
Bunnies sit still in a pose, then are gone in a blink.
Off eating or napping.
Didn’t get the count;
Different numbers came up.
Thirty or so of us got together,
sat and talked.
Wayne didn’t show.
The town is gone although
the framework remains the same.
Darrel and Leslie were there.
Out in the field
Beyond the rows of corn
We we saw the red giant ball of sun go down.
Such a warm, beautiful evening.