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One More Spring

There are many and many of springs I have seen. How many more springs to be? While the winter wind blows and I'm freezing my toes, spring can't come too soon for me. The first little snowbells are raising their heads, so small but exceedingly bold, each playing it's part, announcing spring's start and bravely ignoring the cold. Wee was the hummer come sipping today at the feeder I'd filled to the brim. He's an early scout for all flavors about. I am glad I was ready for him. Tree buds are swelling and early bulbs dwelling and stirring in their winter beds. For spring they are yearning and the sun's brighter burning will fast make them bring out their heads. The sights and the sounds and scents of springtime are appealing to all of my senses. New lambs are let out gamboling about. They are barely contained by the fences. I have lived through the winter and it seems there will be at least one more springtime for me. I will grab it and savor, thank God for the favor that I'm here with one more spring to see.

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Date: 3/2/2014 10:16:00 AM
Jax? I'm leaving comments for myself, LOL. Sorry, I'm in need of a coffee
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Date: 3/2/2014 10:14:00 AM
this is beautiful, Jax, and I'm sure you'll see many more Springs, my friend xx
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Date: 2/27/2014 1:49:00 PM
very nice Joyce. Makes me want to get out and rake my pine straw. Can't wait to see if our hummers come back.
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Date: 2/19/2014 9:16:00 AM
Dear Joyce - You are a lovely poet. Heart to paper. Your rhyme is sublime. love, Kathy
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Date: 2/17/2014 3:10:00 AM
hey, this is very nice, Joyce. I have one for this contest but I just can't decide if it is actually a ballad or not. So hard with some of these forms to figure that part out. Hope you score high with this delightful poem.
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