The Flood Poem by Sandra Conner

The Flood



Hurry, Tilly, the water's rising;
We must lead all the horses from the barn.
Hurry, Tilly, the water's rising;
Find the cow and calf so they don't come to harm.

Hurry, Tilly, the water's rising;
Collect all mother's quilts and hand crochet.
Hurry, Tilly, the water's rising;
We don't have much time left in which to get away.

Hurry, Tilly, the water's rising;
Wrap up the photos and the Bible dear.
Hurry, Tilly, the water's rising;
We must not take time right now to shed our tears.

Hurry, Tilly, the water's rising;
This old beloved home may not last long.
Hurry, Tilly, the water's rising;
But we'll still have each other safe, and our love's strong.

Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: catastrophe
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr 07 February 2015

Superb rhyme scheme...along with Virtually flawless stanzaicstructure throughout..Bravo, young lady ~FjR~

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Sandra Conner

Sandra Conner

Illinois, U. S. A.
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