Mid-March
I can sense it now
Less away than a quarter-turn on the wheel
Just two warm bright days
And the sense is of coming spring
There will be winter yet
But things are at their ugliest
Dirty snow
Its withered banks hover above
Puddled conglomerate
Outdoors cannot get uglier
Though the Gods throw rot on the wind
Just two warm bright days
And the squirrels cease burying nuts
Stray cats less hungry turn up later for scraps
Birds are more particular in their fare
There is subtle breath withheld but out there somewhere
Copyright © Daver Austin | Year Posted 2009
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