Persistent Spring ll
Outside, mid-winter wraps
the world in ice.
Inside, on my window sill,
signs of Spring.
Buds sheathed in green
sipping the light
of longer days
to quench
their winter thirst.
Blooms bursting joy
ripe with sun dust
translucent flesh
and everywhere—
Spring throbs in the veins.
Notes:
This is a version of a poem I wrote last year; see my blog entry of February 20, 2011. And, I welcome feedback.
Since today marks the beginning of Spring, the poem seems appropriate.
Photo is mine.
Photo is mine.
6 comments:
It does throb in the veins! I love the ambiguousness of this statement. Very nice images throughout.
This is really nice... Love it
G
This is truly lovely!
Hi Karen,
Thanks for making a comment. I love to get feedback. Positive feedback is delightful.
Hi G,
Thanks for your comment. I don't hear from you often here, so this is a special treat. I appreciate feedback from you.
Hello Mama Zen,
Thanks for your comment. You made my day.
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