swaying in the sun
you were right when I saw you
in the deep frost, snowdrops
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This poem was written in response to March 18, 2018: Ostara, another great prompt at Seeds and Sand. The prompt and poems can be read here. And, to finish, here’s Utah Saints, Kate Bush, and some gratuitous slo-mo t & a –
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My mind is going in about seven different directions on this one, and that’s good 🙂
Oh so it does. A happy accident (and/or good instinct 😉 ) after switching “snowdrops” from the 1st word word to the last.
Thanks, Jen.
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