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Poem called in the eye of the storm

Globster
Globster Community Co-Production Group, CP Network Posts: 966 Pioneering
edited November 19 in Coffee lounge

Poem called in the eye of the storm

The sea is calm again.

This is before the next storm hits.

The was black-led colour sky hung and looked threatening and menacing.

Suddenly the winds could be heard howling and seawater could be heard lashing and cracking in the rocks.

Which left a young woman named Jenifer who was unable to sleep.

She lived in a beautiful cosy little house on the beach.








  



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  • Ross_Scope
    Ross_Scope Posts: 5,464

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    Thanks for sharing @Globster :) 
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  • L_Volunteer
    L_Volunteer Community Volunteer Adviser Posts: 593 Pioneering
    Hello @Globster

    Thanks for sharing your poem with us. How are you today? Your writing is beautiful as always - really soothing. Can really imagine living on the beach in the summer! Just not as sure about living on the beach in the winter, ha! :D
    I am a Scope volunteer. I have knowledge about the following subjects, gained through professional settings such as high level education or employment: autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia, down's syndrome, social, emotional and mental health difficulties, assistive technology and education. Pronouns: She/her.
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  • Globster
    Globster Community Co-Production Group, CP Network Posts: 966 Pioneering
    L_Volunteer I am fantastic thank you 
    I hope you are wellL_Volunteer?
    I can  imagine living on the beach in the summer and not in the winter
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