Thursday, March 26, 2009
The First Blooms of Spring
A thick still grayness
Permeates the morning air.
Robin meditates.
The birds are frantic;
Chirps in many different tones;
Flights across the road.
Rake lies on the lawn,
Teeth filled with pine cones and leaves,
To tired to go on.
In the dark morning
Color bursts from the window--
A silent t.v.
Alien flecks of white
Decorate the dull brown woods--
"Design by Garbage."
Belle comes to greet me
Tail wagging, gifts in her mouth
To see, not to touch.
The first drop of rain
Falls softly like a phantom--
A teasing suspense.
Insistent white buds
Cluster on the dead brown leaves:
The first blooms of Spring.
The signs are leaning
Weighed down by their statistics.
Are all facts heavy?
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