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Wind And Rain And Storm, fighting the elements

Have you ever been out in the wind and rain and storm, if so you then know
how it feels. I think I wrote this poem because we live in Texas, one of the
most rapidly weather changing states in the country. The weather in the spring
is filled with tornadoes, late summer through early December, hurricanes,
and the winter with tempatures ranging from the low 80's to the teens and
all of that within one day.

Rain coming down at the rate of 6 to 8 inches per hour, winds blowing 50 plus
mile per hour, hail the size of baseballs. Snow in excess of a foot in the panhandle,
and rivers flooding our of control.

How do the birds and other wildlife contend with this kind of changing weather? Many of the birds play in it
while others shelter themselves in the deep woods trying to keep warm and dry.

In any case I wrote this poem about the wonder of Gods creations.

Wind and Rain and Storm

Evening shadows hide beyond the farthest hill
Where feathered flyers of the day lie still
No longer balanced on the highest branch
Now slumbering in a place of happenstance.

Wakened by the breaking of the newborn dawn
To fly again through wind and rain and storm

Tumbling, darting upward on the thermal rise
Free from bounding earth through endless skies
Diving downward toward the earth to seek its fill
This gift from God reminds us to be still.

Be still and listen for the quietness of His voice
With loving kindness giving each a choice
To be with Him throughout the age of time
Or be alone without those friends divine.

We, like our feathered friends adorned
Wakened by the breaking of the newborn dawn
To fly again through wind and rain and storm.

Russell R Cranmer Jr.

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