What Powers are His
Quote from Forum Archives on September 17, 2008, 12:05 pmPosted by: jas <jas@...>
Cloudburst Syndicated Poetry
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Copyright (c) 2008, J. Randal MathenyNOTE: In the wake of Hurricane Ike and as a
gesture of solidarity with the survivors, I've
included the entire poem online today. See there
the inspiration for the poem and a couple of
special links.
randalmatheny.com/2008/09/17/poem-what-powers-are-his/WHAT POWERS ARE HIS
by J. Randal MathenyWe turn before the hurricane's wrath,
To save ourselves from its fury we flee,
Leaving homes and goods in its path,
Returning to ruin, loss and debris.Pawn beneath the elements is man,
Little to do at nature's worst
But hunker, hide and hope he can
Survive the rants of creation cursed.If on this planet weather's bars
Can beat a city to its knees,
What powers are His whose crown holds stars,
Whose fingers stir the galaxies?1. Your feedback is important -- strike that
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Posted by: jas <jas@...>
http://www.cloudburstpoetry.com
randalmatheny.com/category/cloudburst/
Copyright (c) 2008, J. Randal Matheny
NOTE: In the wake of Hurricane Ike and as a
gesture of solidarity with the survivors, I've
included the entire poem online today. See there
the inspiration for the poem and a couple of
special links.
randalmatheny.com/2008/09/17/poem-what-powers-are-his/
WHAT POWERS ARE HIS
by J. Randal Matheny
We turn before the hurricane's wrath,
To save ourselves from its fury we flee,
Leaving homes and goods in its path,
Returning to ruin, loss and debris.
Pawn beneath the elements is man,
Little to do at nature's worst
But hunker, hide and hope he can
Survive the rants of creation cursed.
If on this planet weather's bars
Can beat a city to its knees,
What powers are His whose crown holds stars,
Whose fingers stir the galaxies?
1. Your feedback is important -- strike that
-- essential! Say something at this link,
and read the story behind the poem here:
randalmatheny.com/2008/09/17/poem-what-powers-are-his/
2. Share today's poem, as is, with a friend.