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magnolia lullaby

~ he sings to her in floral bloom, melodic language all his own; his magnolia blossoms heralding the rays of warmth, his utterance to come. its shyly spreading pink, and softly budding green, proof enough to her aching heart that winter's cold cannot for long contain, within its icy grip any life that from their union came. for deep within these roots, yet he lives again in breathing form; that every year til him she holds, winter's loss must yield to spring. she beholds this heralding; as with slowly, warming heart she tilts her ear, listening; waiting for this dearest voice. for to her ears alone and to her heart only a rising medley, tender melody, a lullaby returned, to her... for her... he begins to sweetly sing, unmistakably, recognizably... his magnolia lullaby. . ~ post script. *inspired by a dear friend's photo and accompanying caption... "Logan's magnolia showing her first winter bloom." a remembrance of her title bequeathed at his birth; a reminder of his legacy that has not, will not ever end.*
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Feb 20, 2015
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