Caribbean Paradise Poem by Sheena Blackhall

Caribbean Paradise

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Lounging on golden beaches
Snorkelling, swimming with dolphins
Tropical lagoons and pirate cruises
Hidden grottos, skies a sapphire blue

Caribbean paradise smashed and suffering
Hurricanes trailing tornadoes in their wake
Horrendous winds, sea-surges,15feet

Millions evacuated, thousands cowering in shelters
No power, no food, deserted streets,
Storm waters thundering
Palm trees bent like elastic ready to snap

Power lines toppled like ninepins
Roads and bridges drowned
Cars and houses floating past like flotsam

Looters hit and run. Aid charities on standby
Troops defending the homes of vanished people
Caribbean Paradise, flip side brings devastation
From the skies.

Sunday, September 10, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: weather
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Subhas Chandra Chakra 10 September 2017

Millions evacuated, thousands cowering in shelters No power, no food, deserted streets, Storm waters thundering Palm trees bent like elastic ready to snap Very tragic hazard. Thanks poet for this poem. 10

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