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Created on: June 03, 2008
Saffron butterflies
flitter and hum
above sapphire roses
while celadon caterpillars
squeak slowly
atop the chocolate earth.
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Poetry: Spring
Did I miss the arrival of spring?
Bees are out to pollinate
Am I too late?
But wait, Ive been here all along
Was I not observant
RELEASE FROM WINTER
In the darkest shadow
gropes the roots
of the tiniest seed.
Searching;
want ing;
not knowing what.
Movement-chang e.
An
Spring
When is winter done
I so long to see the sun
Oh dreary dark gray
When will you go away
Where in God's heaven
Is release
The Colors of Spring
Like a newborns lullaby
rainbow sunbeams caress the landscape
giving a soft flush of color
to a stark and
by Rita Wiebe
She came softly,
My friend Spring.
She saw me, cold and alone.
She could not stand to see me cry.
One bright morning
I woke to
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