Blue is
what the
brown
winter
dreams of. 3-2-13
Vibrating
left and right,
the cold
winter light. 3-4-13
Daffodil’s
yellow winter dreams
are climbing
up the cold winter air
one green
leaf at a time. 3-4-13
Pressing
up the earthen umbrella,
green fingers
its way through. 3-6-13
Tree-hugging
snow rounds
the tall
woods one trunk
at a
time. 3-6-13
Catching the
wind,
catching the
light,
this tiny
shrub’s
new green
buds
lean over
thin snow. 3-7-13
One, just
one,
one poem
to go with March’s
soft
breath, bright light, dancing wind.
3-9-13
The
diagonal sweep of trees.
The sun
drew it up one
cell at a
time. 3-13-13
Light
pours sideways over the paper,
skips over
yesterday’s thoughts
lightly embossed in gray. 3-14-13
lightly embossed in gray. 3-14-13
Our
golden sunrise
keeps rising,
color coming
down. 3-14-13
Mourning
dove
comments on
the changing light,
the new
colors. 3-16-13
Holding
winter’s snow
all the
little green
leaves. 3-18-13
The
particulars of troubles
lay beneath
it—
the white
oneness of snow. 3-18-13
Everywhere
the earth
is peopling
out with swollen,
rounded buds. 3-20-13
So bright
the winter sun—
maple trunk
provides
a finger
of shaded relief
stretching
from the hill
to my
face. 3-20-13
From both
sides of the road
the flowered
maples defy
the lingering
winter. 3-23-13
In the
sun—the beautiful city,
the many-colored
city
rising like
a crystal
over the
blue harbor. 3-23-13
It’s a
long wait for warmth.
Daffodils
wait too,
their chins
down. 3-23-13
The snow
has stopped,
but it
drops down now,
from the
trees, down in fistfuls. 3-25-13
Breaking
off from the weighted holly—
clumps of
the unexpected snow. 3-25-13
The white
roof
is sprinkled
with squirrel’s footprints
turned to
shiny ice in the slanting snow. 3-25-13
Green and
rust
honeysuckle
leaves ignore the cold,
unfold in
their own time,
under the
blue sky. 3-26-13
An
earlier morning.
The trees
move like yesterday
in the
warming wind. 3-27-13
Waiting
for warmth.
The small
birds are not waiting.
They
speak quietly as they hurry. 3-30-13
The Road
Home
A long
linear desert.
Here and
there a flower of words,
floating up
on the updraft. 3-30-13
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