The air is still cold
But spring beckons.
Geese settle in nearby fields.
Crocuses rise through hard winter ground.
The pink blooms on
a neighboring tree
radiate warmth like a
sunrise heralding the new day.
The air is still cold
But spring beckons.
Geese settle in nearby fields.
Crocuses rise through hard winter ground.
The pink blooms on
a neighboring tree
radiate warmth like a
sunrise heralding the new day.
making mistakes in plain site
Words are Gifts
Parenting our progeny from an 80s perspective.
My Reflections and Expressions
Reflections and poems about life on the bayou
Lines on Living & Learning
Just another WordPress.com weblog
"Refirement" - teaching and learning
Thoughts of a 30-something year old
"drink from the well of your self and begin again" ~charles bukowski
A meeting place for a world of reflective writers.
Thoughts that may take you on a journey...
Writing from home, school and travel
Thoughts on life
Art History, Reframed.
a place for Middle Grade book-lovers to share and connect
Reflections on Life and Learning from a Retired Teacher
Writing in the month of March
Explore ideas worth spreading
I do stuff
Move the writing. Move the writer.
short fiction writer * writing teacher
One Version of the Truth
adventures in multiple tenses
A Reading Life 
Come on spring…show your face!
LikeLike
What I like about your poem is the action you find in things others write of in a static way. The power of the crocus rising through the hard ground. The blossoms radiating warmth. We often think of Spring as fragile and delicate but here it is tough and powerful.
LikeLike
Your poem shows that tricky transition between winter and summer so well.
LikeLike