Rain Magnet

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    (c) 2009-2011 Dancing Hawk / Eve Hogard. Find this copyrighted work at this blog: dancinghawk.blogspot.com

    Rain Magnet

    She lay on her back looking at the sky,

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    stellar commented on Rain Magnet

    10-28-2009

    Reading this one and putting my view of the persona here in your poem makes me feel free and one with the universe

    dancinghawk

    10/28/2009

    right on - me, too, lol! :)

    Stryx commented on Rain Magnet

    10-23-2009

    Your moods are compelling - and they resonate on my heart.

    dancinghawk

    10/23/2009

    that's perfect ... ty!

    Memenomac commented on Rain Magnet

    10-21-2009

    Great poem, to attract the clouds and rain is a true gift. And people are afraid of what they don't understand and try to destroy it. A vivid memory for me is being at Sundance this summer, the first day at daybreak in an intense thunderstorm, the dancers and eagle whistles blowing...it haunts me. Thanks for sharing

    dancinghawk

    10/21/2009

    what a beautiful memory ... thx for that share ... and you're welcome, so glad to contribute here :) i really appreciate your time!

    Grito commented on Rain Magnet

    10-18-2009

    Thunderbirds array a flash of yesteryear, of yesterday. A distant thunderclap awakes me.

    dancinghawk

    10/19/2009

    i love that you made a Thunderbird connection here ... i've done a lot of research on that (mythical?) bird ... got somethin' in the works there ... ty for your poetry!

    graceladymn commented on Rain Magnet

    10-18-2009

    Beautiful melodic flow to the whole piece. How simply divine to drink in the rain with every pore becoming one with it and the Earth craddling her and the rain like a womb of becoming. An enchanting word is trust. A poem that warms the reader. Thank you dh for sharing it here.

    dancinghawk

    10/18/2009

    my pleasure ... so glad this spoke to you, gracelady ... your own words add much :) thx again for taking time!

    Poetry is what is lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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