Thursday, May 01, 2008
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January Stones
Winter weary air rests,
Breathless, damp and cool on snow flat grass.
First drops fall on the barely born lawn
Pushing through the thick morning dawn.
Sparrows laugh in the year’s first shower,
Chirps dancing with the thick raindrops
Upon roofs and streets and puddles where
Flakes once sat white and light until they became
Gray and heavy and hard and tired.
January stones yield,
Melting into the soft brown earth.
Memories and debris wash away.
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Comments (5)
what a wonderful ode to spring
Wow, a poet as well.....who knew? Beautiful post.
Very descriptive. I told Melinda you were a Renaissance man.
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