Prior to my treadmill incident, my world was different. Instead of dressing changes and obsessing over the timing of antibiotics and analgesics, I was contemplating Spring.
Mid-month, I was reflecting on the symbolism of spring: my personal renewal and the possibilities that letting go might bring. I came up with this little poem. I held onto it with hopes of improving it a bit more but nothing more came…except the fall.
In Spring
I take note of my surroundings. Blossom-filled trees, and buds emerging from the tips of bare branches.
I hear the sound of bat hitting ball and parents offering their enthusiastic cheers of encouragement.
On my front porch, a dove builds a nest to keep safe the hope of future generations.
Soon, we will ALL rejoice — as roses open, eggs crack open, and new life emerges.
Anne says
You should be proud of that creation. It’s a great assortment of words, nicely arranged, that capture the essence of the season.
Wes says
I like it :-)
21stCenturyMom says
Yes to all of it – nice poem!
I’m so glad you are feeling better.
jeanne says
really well written! you should be proud.
hope you are all recovered by now.