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Spring Will Come

My friend came by the other day.

As a leaf in the wind he has blown

from street to street

town to town.

A wanderer he may be

but not at heart.

He longs to be attached to a tree

any tree.

In spring and summer the leaves are green

and

attached.

Summer slowly dries them out as the tree

prepares for winter.

My friend the dry brown leaf

blows in his perpetual autumn.

We all grow in our own time and season:

winter dormancy

spring regeneration

summer fulfillment

fall preparing for the

inevitable

season of death.

These seasons of the soul

are the very essence of our existence.

They teach us

temper us

fulfill us.

But there are those who do not see

the purpose of the seasons.

To them winter means only

cold

snow

desolation.

Spring means only

rain

mud

flooding.

Summer means

beauty to mock

the heart in winter.

I trust in the wisdom of the seasons.

Nature teaches us lessons in her cycles.

Let the l

e

a

f

fall to the ground.

Let it rot into cold

stark

winter

desolation.

Spring will come.

Bleak gray will become bright colours

of spring.

The beauty will fade again but will

reappear in winter's own stark beauty

though it may be cold and gray.

Then spring will come.

Spring will come!!!

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Jan 13
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