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The sun inches skyward in the quiet after-rain of a gentle pre-dawn shower. The rich sweet essence of moistened earth suffuses the air with promise. Towering oaks and sugar maples oscillate in the breeze - their capricious rushing sounds playing pristine counterpoint with the jaunty chants of robins, cardinals and chickadees. Spring is pacing in the wings awaiting her cue from the wheel of time. and all creation waits in concord. © 2016 by Robert Charles Howard Our steadfast sun inches skyward      in the quiet after-rain of a gentle pre-dawn shower. Rich fertile essences      of moistened earth suffuse the air with promise. Towering oaks and cottonwoods      shiver in the breeze - their capricious rushing sounds      play pristine counterpoints with the jovial chants      of robins, wrens and chickadees. Spring is poised in the wings      for a cue from the wheel of time. and all creation waits in concord. © 2016 by Robert Charles Howard
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Mar 19, 2016
Mar 19, 2016 at 10:48 AM UTC
After Rain
The sun inches skyward in the quiet after-rain of a gentle pre-dawn shower. The rich sweet essence of moistened earth suffuses the air with promise. Towering oaks and sugar maples oscillate in the breeze - their capricious rushing sounds playing pristine counterpoint with the jaunty chants of robins, cardinals and chickadees. Spring is pacing in the wings awaiting her cue from the wheel of time. and all creation waits in concord. © 2016 by Robert Charles Howard Our steadfast sun inches skyward      in the quiet after-rain of a gentle pre-dawn shower. Rich fertile essences      of moistened earth suffuse the air with promise. Towering oaks and cottonwoods      shiver in the breeze - their capricious rushing sounds      play pristine counterpoints with the jovial chants      of robins, wrens and chickadees. Spring is poised in the wings      for a cue from the wheel of time. and all creation waits in concord. © 2016 by Robert Charles Howard
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Mar 19, 2016 at 10:48 AM UTC
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