As winter recedes
tides of mottled detritus
wash the spring ashore
tides of mottled detritus
wash the spring ashore
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
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4 comments:
As if the tide had saved spring from the wreckage of winter! Lovely.
Writing in Faith: Poems
I enjoyed thinking about how spring has a lot of cleaning up to do and how we use the phrase of spring cleaning. Nice poem
Cleansing, refreshing tides make a wonderful metaphor for Spring!
Great write!
Gemma
That's beautiful! Wat a wonderful way to think of that old tired snow. Nice photo too. Today the sun is out here for a change and snow mountain is melting behind my house. I have hope.
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