For a narrative so slight, "Sweet Storm" stays with you like the freshness following a summer cloudburst.
As a dear friend reminds me, a butterfly flaps its wings in Paris and we have a sweet summer storm in New England.
I think some of that is just the planets are aligned, and it was kind of the perfect storm, that this was just a sweet story.
Like the best country music, Scott Hudson's "Sweet Storm" benefits from restraint.
This sweet storm will be part of the Hudson River Museum Kite Festival, where one of the organizers will attach a bag of 1,500 treats to a kite.
The LAByrinth's previously announced "Penalties and Interest" by Rebecca Cohen and "Sweet Storm" by Scott Hudson will round out the series in June.
Only time will tell, of course, in this land that Pablo Neruda once called "the sweet waist of the Americas" and which Guatemalan poet Otto René Castillo once referred to as "my sweet storm".
A budget Bold, a sweet all-purpose Storm 3, and then something in between, for wafflers.
Its position adjacent to the Atlantic puts it a sweet spot for many ocean storms that develop off the coast of New England and race northeastward.
I look forward to the day when someone storms into a midnight screening of a sweet romantic comedy and kisses everyone full on the mouth.
