(15 December 1973 / London, England)

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For Every Storm

For every storm there is a room
And find the palace now,
From deserts are a tomb and gloom,
Where clothes must just allow.

The clothing kisses us on cheek,
When effort made us worse,
The cloth we wear is rather chic,
And worry is a curse.

The storm shall grow at all the speed
That problems make us mad,
You did not follow, or then bleed
As madness is your dad.

Submitted: Sunday, June 29, 2008
Edited: Thursday, October 06, 2011

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  • Kelvin Owusu (10/30/2012 5:45:00 AM)

    A great piece of poetry

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  • Ken E Hall (5/14/2010 11:34:00 PM)

    For every storm there is our castle and dad will use his sword.pity my did'nt he took off when I was four ..good poem open to different thoughts...regards

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  • Michael Gale (1/6/2010 5:55:00 PM)

    Great poem. An easy ten was given here.

    God bless us all-MJG.

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  • Beauty Philosophy (8/15/2009 5:45:00 AM)

    A beautifully penned poem. You're completely right; for every storm there is a room, so i invite you to read my poem 'A poetess wrath', and see how can a storm, a tempest and a great feeling of WRATH can result in a beautiful piece of poetry.

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  • sumaira .....ir (1/19/2009 4:19:00 PM)

    Beautifully write.. Had a different touch...

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  • Eddie Roa (1/12/2009 5:45:00 AM)

    Hi!

    I’m Eddie Roa and I just got in to this website. By chance I came across your name in the list of poets and read some of your works.
    I have posted some of my poems today and yesterday. My style ranges from light to dark poetry (modern enough but not postmodern) and some Japanese verse forms like haiku, senryu and tanka. I hope you will bother to check out my work.

    Thanks and happy writing.

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  • Adeline Foster (7/2/2008 4:47:00 PM)

    This is a good poem. Yes, to be reread and the desert theme can be felt. Although I expected the last word to read “For in madness we are clad.” to go along with the clothing reference. Still very good.
    Adeline

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  • Greenwolfe 1962 (6/29/2008 12:50:00 PM)

    I gave this a 10 because I believe I understand it, and if I can, I figure others can
    as well. This is a magnificent poem to read again and again. There aren't many of
    those.

    GW62

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