When raging against a storm
Take your umbrella with you
Though it may not suffice
You’ll need something to hold on to
When Raging Against A Storm
When raging against a storm
Take your umbrella with you
Though it may not suffice
You’ll need something to hold on to
Frank Solanki 
Left dumbstruck by the intensity of these words
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Thanks a lot for saying that
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That is practical
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Isn’t it?
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Wow…this is so wow 🙂
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Thanks a lot
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I love this piece! Few words, yet they make more sense than any classical piece of poetry! 🙂
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Thanks a lot
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Very nice post! 🙂
And thanks a ton for liking my post. 🙂
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Thanks and welcome
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Witty .
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Thanks
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Wow, that’s actually really good!
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Thank you
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Reblogged this on The Art of Becoming While Overcoming and commented:
Worth the Read–Fight On Dreamers!
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I don’t prefer holding anyone in storm ,why to involve someone else
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Perhaps maybe, the umbrella needs you as much as you need the umbrella
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If umbrella needs me I can think of helping it ,I don’t need it
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Nice
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You seem to be an Indian jat but your name frank ,confusing
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That’s how I turned out. Confused
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Frank ,frankly speaking,are you an Indian jat ? Or from Yugoslavia?
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Indian. Head to toe
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I want to thank the person who went into the storm with an umbrella of rainbow colours, a huge one, a magnificent one and then dumped it broken in bin by the side of the road. Why? Because I found it, stripped the material off of it, sent the metal to the recycling and made that material into a rainbow wind sock for my garden. “Vive la upcycling!”
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Wow. Nice
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Good for you! 😉
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Beautiful . Sounds of care.
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Thank you
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That was like the perfect shot of espresso to get my day started 👍
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Thank you for your kind words
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I really like your writing style Frank, but a gust of wind would probably pick me up and fly me away like Mary Poppins to never land not to be seen again
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Haha. Nice. And thank you
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Very nice. Simple, elegant and to the point.
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Thanks a lot
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Let go of the umbrella, Frank…
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And face the storm on my own?
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Who said alone?
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That’s how I will be without the umbrella
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Why have an inhuman umbrella?
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Who said it’s inhuman?
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It is the same.. The umbrella is no one… You are still alone.. with or without it…
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Umbrella is company enough
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For you.. maybe.. But nice poem.. 😉
But remember, umbrellas will protect sometimes but not always..
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Yes. I know. Thanks for your kind words
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And remember Gene Kelly, Singin’ in the Rain
and happy again.
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I will
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Reblogged this on charles1958.
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Wow, what a powerful poem, just a few words, but it reminds one of the positive options in life, in such a difficult time. I think many people should read this, so am re-blogging it and sharing it. Thanks for blogging it, best wishes and blessings, Charles.
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Thank you
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Pleasure. 🙂
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Clever! 🙂
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Thank you
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You’re welcome!
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Have a nice day
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You too! 🙂
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🙂 Oh that’s so cool. Almost Dr Seuss, even!
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Thanks
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couldn’t find where to comment directly…this is such a piece, #thumbs!
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Thank you
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