Winter in the woods.
A friend sent me this poem last week. I thought you would enjoy it too.
What came to mind after thinking on it for awhile, with the waiting joy comes in the morning. March 1st always brings a smile to my face because winter and the darkness is leaving and there is joy in the little things around us. My crocus and daffodil are beginning to bloom and they make for a happy heart.
When I think of the clearing in the forest I realize that is where the sun comes in. With the sun or the light I shine.
What makes you shine on this first day of March?
A clearing in the dense forest of your life. I adore that.
ReplyDeleteYou always share the most heartwarming poems, words, quotes, and pictures, Marilyn. I love this one, and it really spoke to me. Then, I saw the gorgeous Purple flowers! Oh, Purple is such a majestic color, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteWhat makes me shine on this first day of March?........You do, Marilyn. : )
~Sheri
I was 'shining' today when granddaughter Jasmin came to tea! I made a lemon cake to serve with Empress Grey tea, we chatted and caught up on news, she help us with a few computer/iPhone questions. . . . .it was a bright March 1st in the house while the drizzle fell outside, again!
ReplyDeleteLove your crocus - always a beauty in the early pre-spring garden.
Mary x
What a beautiful and yet thought provoking poem. What makes me shine...getting outside for a long awaited walk along the coastline.
ReplyDeleteThose words of Martha Postlewaite... sublime! I don't think I came across this before--stunning! Thank you sooo much for the gift of these works, Marilyn! March is a very fickle friend here--one day a hint of spring, the next winter is back with a cold snap. (Hopefully NO more snow!)
ReplyDeleteThese days I'm clearing for sure... clearing and house decluttering... so mostly shining with sweat! haha... ;) ((HUGS))