We British talk about the weather. It is a national pastime. The last few weeks’ weather has certainly given us something to talk about – storms, high tides, power cuts, railway lines washed away, lightning strikes and it isn’t over yet.
I do not wish to be flippant. One of the petitions on my prayer list is “people affected by floods”. However, when I sat down to write a verse about the recent events, this is what came out:-
Wave power
Need a JCB?
Hire the Irish Sea!
Holes dug, moved earth,
bridges shifted, banks worth
nought.
Just a thought!
Other bloggers have perhaps done better. http://beeseeker.wordpress.com/2013/12/28/mischief-and-silver/
Today’s daily prompt allows us to
Write about anything you’d like, but make sure that all seven colors of the rainbow — red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet — make an appearance in the post, either through word of image.
Photographers, artists, poets: show us COLORS.
The mnemonic I know for the colours of the rainbow, which do not include silver gold or black is with the indicated variations.
Richard Of York Gained/Gave Battle(s) In Vain.
And the kind editors of the Daily post (Michelle W. in particular) have already listed the colours in the prompt. Rainbows have been a pleasant change from dark skies here over this stormy spell.
And to readers in the frozen parts of the US and Canada I, for one, have not entirely forgotten you!
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You’re right, the force of nature puts our puny efforts to shame.
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🙂 Sue
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I was thinking of starting a series of posts that discuss the weather lol Thought it may inject a little extra Britishness into my blogging 😉
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I’ll look out for those. Sue
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