Spring
By Ray Schaufeld
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Spring marches in
Daffodils shine, rising like saints
To the strong slow pulse
Of the pale foggy sun.
Sap rises, Life surprises
Our budding, opening, spreading
Warm pink blossomy blooms
Of Spirit.
January, February 2017
What took us so long this year
To get ourselves back into gear?
Age, wind and water, ill health
Bad news everywhere -
But now we're here.
Like belled snowdrop clumps,
Peopling the roadside edges
We gather as friends
Alive, joyous again
Welcoming,cheering, praising
Raising our glasses and hearts
To Spring!
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to Spring indeed. a rose is
to Spring indeed. a rose is not a daffodil in need. Hurray for this new day. And as you say. That year. Our fear. Well, let go and grow
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Round here it was such a day
Round here it was such a day yesterday, and good to see people's happy response to the warmth, brightness and colour breaking through.
I was puzzled by 'Warm pink blossomy blooms Of Spirit'. and couldn't decide if it was meant as a metaphor of your/our spirits joyfully blossoming, or that they were created by God to come and give us joy, or in a more pantheistic way??! Rhiannon
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This is a lovely poem of the
This is a lovely poem of the season Elsie,
sums Spring up nicely.
Jenny.
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