Sand Blasting Poem by Edwina Reizer

Sand Blasting



Sand here, sand there.
Sand is mired everywhere.
It happened so quickly,
No time to think.
Shall I run for safety
or just sit tight?
and pray I'll make it
through the night.

Then came the roar,
the deafening sound.
Trees erupted
with the ocean abound.
Flooded towns.
No time to run
for higher ground.

Survival now comes to mind.
Power outage. You feel you're blind.
Morning comes. You look outside.
Recognition gone, no seaside.
Greif has come with no relief
You feel you're numb.
Sadness sets in. You ask God why?
No answer given. You wonder why?

Sand here, sand there.
You look around.
You become aware
That this can happen to anyone.
You see life differently.
There's no prodigal son.
We're all vulnerable,
Everyone.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
SANDY came roaring into the Jersey Shore where I was born and decimated all in sight. This is my poetic feeling about it. E. Reizer
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Edwina Reizer

Edwina Reizer

LAKEWOOD, NJ
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