And I Heard

My Mother being from Quebec I too see the beauty in these large cumbersome birds and their long journey. But it is your keen, beautiful vision that reveals such wonder and appreciation for God's Creation. God Bless You Sara for sharing your insight. Take care and thank you for all your comments. May the comfort of the Lord always be by your side.

- A beautiful sign - .... spring is coming soon! - Thank you, Sarah :) - oxox // Anne-Lise :)

Awesome uplifting write Sara!

love the view from here , sara.. the sign of geese fluttering announces the birth of spring.. beautiful!.. huggs

Sara, Nothing to be said but brilliant you have brought spring to us all even those of us heading into autumn lol much love Jayne x

Well Sara, you keep topping yourself here...This reminds me of my childhood. There was a field of ragweed behind our house and in late August an enormous flock of Monarch butterflies would land to feed and rest...A stunning sight to behold...

Spring, We need you. A wonderful poem Sara. I enjoyed reading it......Hugs.....Roger

Sara I like this image you have painted, it reminds us spring is around the corner...David

Sweet and lovely such as the writer whom wrote it, it is so true where is spring time i can't wait for the green color to pop up again. cheri

I wonder where they have landed Sara.? can hear those whistling wings, and disjointed honks..' Good to read you, I have been quite ill so have not been up to much, take care Joe..'

A good one Sara,thank goodness warmness is in sight.

wonderful Sara, pure poetry at its best

You so exquisitely displayed hope of the Spring to come within your write; and you will see those Canadian geese leave soon! The Spring air will come with it my friend! We are to get 2-5 inches more of snow (on top of our 8-10 inches we already have on the ground) tomorrow night! Sigh, but there is light at the end of the tunnel...it will get up to 55 degrees at the end of the week! Maybe melting will occur during that time, YAY!! I'm sure things will get back to normal there too! Great Poem!!

Great omen, Sara. I know the hardest hit with the winter's storm will be overjoyed to know that spring has sprung. Love to see the Canadian Geese making their way across the sky.

A sign I have never heard of. But it has something to do with the title. We still have the eighth inch of sleet from yesterday 15 degrees.