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Spring

Spring                                                                                                            

The green tint on the hills slowly grows darker.

Columbine blooms in the back yard.

The last call of winter’s white throated sparrow

leaves only the locals at the bird feeders.

Asters put forth their leaves with the promise

of blooms in the Fall. Blond daffodils rock

in the spring breeze. The smell of grass

after its first cutting. Wake up to the chatter

of wrens.

Mornings enter the screened window.

Dog lazes in the Spring sunlight.

Weekend coffee on the deck hearing only birds.

                                                            The Hoolet’s Nook

                                                            May 15, 2026