This Blazing Month

For twenty-four hours a storm has raged and torn at trees and bushes in full leaf. Hardly blazing June lol!

The storms came in June,

heavy rain, wind, destruction,

all disrupting life.

 

11/06/19

Author's Note

Reviews

[Paul Bell]

The old British summer, you gotta love it.

[John Alexander McFadyen]

Better than 34% I guess Paul but roll on July-Cheers!

[Cherrie Palmer]

It has been a great month for tadpoles and ducklings.

[John Alexander McFadyen]

Here in the UK dolphins and Whales would be happy. Thanks for reading Cherrie.

[Cherrie Palmer]

I always enjoy a walk through your work.

[John Alexander McFadyen]

And I enjoy yours dear poetess. Many thanks.

[gram linski]

Bringer of new life
The nihilist enjoying
destroying, godlike.

[John Alexander McFadyen]

A senyru reply, and so apt! Nicely done sir and thanking you!

[kentuck14]

Heavy storms in June!?? Where is Brixworth!! "Riders on the Storm . . quite a song . . . I remember listening to the Doors in "Morrison Hotel"" while stationed in Germany many years ago. It was a great LP.
T
T

[John Alexander McFadyen]

Yup very heavy storms and flooding. We are in the Midlands of England. Many thanks Tom

[Edie Blue Starfish]

It's spring so rain is typical but it does seem like there's been worse weather than usual.

[John Alexander McFadyen]

June is meant to be flaming. I recall such weather from my childhood. Aparently May was drier so we are making up for lost time. Thank you for reading Edie.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

yes, this is more like early May, storm season...
j.

[John Alexander McFadyen]

And we are told wetter summers are here to stay courtesy of global warming. Many thanks Jacob.

[Chris Shaw]

A most appropriate haiku to describe our awful inclement weather. No blooming June where I am, just wet, wet and wetter.

Chris

[John Alexander McFadyen]

Same up here in the soggy Midlands. Having the trees and bushes in full leaf doesn't help as it simply acts like a sail! Keep dry and warm!

[Chris Shaw]

And you too:)