© clr 2014
(tanka)
ciel terne sanglote
temps triste, déchirant
d’espoir sue
sous l’abri de ma douce couette
dormir pour fuir les chagrins.
dull grey sky weeps
sad times shedding tears
wilting despair
wrapped under cosy duvet
fleeing chagrins in my sleep.
© Cheryl-Lynn 2014/06/13 (Friday 13th)
Tournesol dans un Jardin 
rainy days
sometimes imitate
our sad tears
daily cares
when the sun returns we find
our silver lining
Hope all is well dear friend!
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That is so lovely, Georgia. such a great amica you are from afar. I am well…I may write a poem about this…your poem inspired me…but at my other home ¨wink¨
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Fine … and I publish my comment as a shadorma, if you don’t mind.
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I’ve been trying to make up for a whole day lost yesterday…I’ll be looking for your poem!
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I am having computer problems too…my portable hard drive is toast 😦 all my photos, documents for the past 5 years!
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Oh my no! 😦
I’m so sorry…are you sure there’s nothing that can’t be done, at least to try a back-up? Did you have a second back-up at least for some of your photos and docs?
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no second backup…the reason I had this portable drive but I cannot access it at all …it says it is empty…when did that happen?? grrrrr
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hmmm… this might sound crazy, but once you buy a second hd, but it into the freezer for awhile…hook the two up and see if you can’t recoup. You might also try easeus data recovery, a free software that sometimes helps recover data…and then transfer asap.
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Wow! you are so techie!! Smart cookie, you are!! {grins} Thanks
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I’ve just had a little expierience fighting the data battle 🙂 hope you’re able to recover your data.
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Nope…gave up.
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Oh well…sorry to hear all that work is gone. I’ll tell you something though, over the years I’ve found that supports are very approximate. CDs and DVDs are suddenly unreadable, the flash drive doesn’t flash, hard disks drive fry. Probably the best thing is paper (or online storage).
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