The sun peeks through the slit
in the curtains, its rays warming
my skin. I'd almost forgotten
what it felt like. Winter's fury
appears to have abated,
and I venture out for the first time
in what feels like ages, breathing in
the change carried by the winds.
The flutelike song of the wood thrush
echoes throughout, filling
the budding sycamore trees
with sweet, heartwarming melodies.
They sing of love, foraging for leaf-litter
as they prepare homes, readying
to bring new life into these woodlands.
Bent over, I press my hand to soil
dampened by melting snow,
feeling the ground tremble
as Mother Nature thrusts rebirth
toward the light. The delicate crocus
reminds me that no matter how bruised
and battered I am, hope springs
eternal, reviving the soul.
Echoes of the Earth
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