Launched in the first week of the Hurricane Katrina disaster, Hellicane is the Web's most-visited site for original poetry by, for and about those affected by the tragic Gulf Coast hurricanes of 2005.
Saturday, April 15, 2006
127. that bitch
anonymous
i once met a bitch named katrina i never knew a ho that was meaner she came into town blew all my shit down and now i'm fu$%^&* with FEMA
Hellicane category: 4-POLITICAL
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
This is a horrible poem it talks against God. Dispite the warnings we were given it would be bad so very few heeded the warning. These are events that are uncontrolled by man, but a higher power. Which should be worshipped and if some crazy reason you don't worship him, at least God should be respected.
I love the passion that radiates through this poet's words. Poetry is about feeling and emotion and touching the senses. To the poet, I sense an authentic voice. I know that Katrina had a direct impact on your life. Continue to write and don't be discouraged. Your emotions are real and do not need to be validated by others who do not understand the depths of your pain. Being real, God got mad and He was jealous, too. And when He got mad, He wiped out cities, nations; an entire civilization (i.e. The Flood). Who are we to think that we are better than God; to carelessly point fingers and judge another so harshly? God gave you a talent and I pray that you continue to use it to it's fullest.
2 comments:
This is a horrible poem it talks against God. Dispite the warnings we were given it would be bad so very few heeded the warning. These are events that are uncontrolled by man, but a higher power. Which should be worshipped and if some crazy reason you don't worship him, at least God should be respected.
I love the passion that radiates through this poet's words. Poetry is about feeling and emotion and touching the senses. To the poet, I sense an authentic voice. I know that Katrina had a direct impact on your life. Continue to write and don't be discouraged. Your emotions are real and do not need to be validated by others who do not understand the depths of your pain. Being real, God got mad and He was jealous, too. And when He got mad, He wiped out cities, nations; an entire civilization (i.e. The Flood). Who are we to think that we are better than God; to carelessly point fingers and judge another so harshly? God gave you a talent and I pray that you continue to use it to it's fullest.
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