Heavy droplets tumble to the ground in random spurts,
They settle on receptive soil, thirsting for refreshment.
Only a few weeks ago water seeped up from the earth
And down from saturated clouds,
Pushing new life forth in abundance.
The calendar said it was spring.
The temperatures begged to differ.
It seemed that a transition season hardly existed.
White blankets were replaced with a carpet of green.
Now it seems that nature is trying to catch up with the calendar.
The rain is a welcome relief to the onslaught of the sudden heat.
We need that transformation time to get used to these immediate changes.
Like caterpillars covered in the protection of a silken sleeping bag,
We struggle to move from one season to another
Our bodies are renewed – refreshed – reborn.
Struggling wings open to display our fresh beauty.
We soar – we reach new heights – we fly!
Where Did Spring Go?
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After the rain it is hot as fire almost. Have a great evening and Sunday. š
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You too, Levi.
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