Grief in Winter
How I long to see the narcissus blooming once again
So many months away, winter officially not here
Spring would help my grief and down mood lift, help me make it 'til then
Down where wisteria clusters hang from pines and lavender blooms
Their scent wafts in warm spring air, while their vines squeeze around trees
While their beauty competes with unfurling tender green leaves
Working through grief is not easy, maybe spring will help heal
Grief could consume but I know it comes in clusters unexpected
When spring comes, daffodils' yellow golden blooms will renew
Early on while winter lingers star magnolia will bloom
Hope will spring forth, hope of beauty, warmth and healing of my spirit
Death slipped in as winter approached, spring heals with fire of hope
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