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Survived

March 1 dawns cloudy, cool, with a breezeIn my small world, it feelsas if we’ve survived somethingJanuary and Februarywere longcoldchallenging with multiplesnow-days (that is to say days of online school true snow days are a thing of the past thanks … Continue reading

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Winds of March

The winds of March have strewndisorderI’m barely hanging onhoping for theend of the week,end of the project,end of this moment. The Vernal Equinox arrivedchilly with promise of cold,windy with a whisper of equal,balance,a pause before forwardmotionMaple trees that held tiny … Continue reading

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Communal Spring

“Background is our substrate of belonging, a shared communal background is our first remedy for loneliness.” ~David White Spring is the communal background into which we all emerge andwe think we know what we mean when we say “spring” butsprings … Continue reading

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Did you notice

the call of the kildeer overheador the singular contrail streakedacross the sunset sky?Did you hear the call of the landing geese or see the tips of branches getting fatter?Did you notice the faint smear of lightacross the horizon this morning?Did … Continue reading

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Trees (old and new)

I notice the old treesthe stately onestall, wide-boughedstill leaf-bare in this early spring climate changedupside-down Marchstanding tall reservingjudgement bearingthe deep knowledge of season uponseason.I notice the young treesshorteredge-wood dwellersshowy with blooms,colors, or new leavescalling attentiongiving reason to celebrate to forget … Continue reading

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Symphony of Seasons

Headed west into brilliant blue skies brightened by mid-March sunshine harbinger of summer days cold winds blowrusty broomsedgereminders that autumn and winter haven’t yet released their hold redbuds, Bradford Pears,maples with bursting buds offerthe hope of impending spring

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Daffodils

Driving backroads on a lazy day–sun soaking skin through open windows. It’s all unexpected warm weather in March, high water receding from record storms daffodils appearing in the middle of nowhere (that used to be somewhere) a home–place where someone … Continue reading

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