The Storm Poem by Lora Colon

The Storm

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The clouds are forming,
The storm is near,
The sky's getting darker,
It's almost here.....
We had the warnings,
The signs were sent,
So wake up, sinner...
Repent! Repent!

The flood's almost upon us,
It's near the door,
Gather up the children,
Pray.... then pray some more,
Go find a corner,
And reflect on this mess;
Wake up, sinner,
It's time to confess!

It's written in the Bible,
It's written in stone,
Your sins will be revealed,
But you're not alone;
The judgement is coming,
It won't be long;
But cheer up, sinner....
I could be wrong!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
David Lessard 06 February 2014

Good one Lora! Hallelujah.

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Pradip Chattopadhyay 07 February 2014

there is no blasphemy except in the mind.

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Amitava Sur 17 February 2014

A nice penning on the flow of life.... at last you have to repent for the sins you commit. You may read my poem Repentance on sins.

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Ivory Irving 15 February 2014

There's a morbid humor in this as the very end that I find really pleasing. Love this.

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Md Elias Uddin 15 February 2014

The clouds are forming, The storm is near, The sky's getting darker, It's almost here..... We had the warnings, The signs were sent, So wake up, sinner... Repent! Repent! liked!

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Mac Adrone Adonay 10 February 2014

A good writing. Yes, a time will come that we all be judged.. So let us wake up, confess, and have faith. By the grace of the Lord, we will be saved.

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Brian Johnston 07 February 2014

Sometimes I wonder if salvation is not more about finding 'God's kingdom here on earth' than it is about being received into heaven after we die. Christ disciple's clearly believed that He would return in their lifetimes? And well seems to me that 2000 years have passed! Understanding the rules of the game can actually make playing it a lot more fun. In any case Lora, if you are wrong, you certainly have a lot of company. Fortunately, I believe, God's Grace is sufficient for us all. All of our fears, our failures, and our excuses are largely irrelevant.

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Lora Colon

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Missouri - United States
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