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Tag: Spring

Home›Posts Tagged "Spring"
  • CreativityEnvironmentHomeLifestylePoetry
    By Lisa Post
    May 2, 2022
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    Winter’s Demise

    Snow runoff flows downHill from my driveway to theCow pasture. I standIn the middle and watch winterWash away around my shoes.
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    EnvironmentHomeLifestyleMemoriesNonfiction
    By Lisa Post
    May 2, 2022
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    Broken Promises

    The old man has always been there. There was never a time in my life when he didn’t show up. True, it was always according to his schedule. Time meant nothing to him. He would show up when he wanted to and leave when he jolly well pleased. No glances at the wall to check ...
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  • backyard theater, birds, turtles, birdfeeder, nature
    CreativityEntertainmentEnvironmentLifestyleMemoriesNonfiction
    By Jill A Yoder
    February 28, 2022
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    Backyard Theater – Scene One

    Living in Florida is one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I moved from New York State in the late 1980s.
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  • Water
    CreativityEntertainmentEnvironmentMemoriesPoetry
    By Jeffrey Bergstrom
    March 29, 2021
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    Let’s Jump Into The Water

    Photo by: Jeff Bergstrom
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  • Peaches
    CreativityMemoriesPoetryRelationshipsRomance
    By Molly Spence
    March 22, 2021
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    Peach-Colored Roses

    Peach-colored roses were your favorite.The smile you wore when I gave them to you,there wasn’t anything like it. A shade of pastel, subtle perfection,a love like yours was the foundation for my faith’s resurrection. Peach-colored roses for a love oh so sweet. The blooms on this rosebush I’ll save for the day we’ll once again ...
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  • Spring
    CultureEntertainmentFamilyHealthNonfictionRelationships
    By Adele Z.
    March 15, 2021
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    Hope Grows With Spring

    But when Spring begins, the days start to get longer, and the world begins to thaw. This is the true turning point for me. Both plants and people are coming out of hibernation. We’re all waking up and ready to clean out Winter’s leftovers and replace them with hope.
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  • Flowers
    CreativityCultureEntertainmentFamilyFictionPoetry
    By Destiny Constantin
    March 15, 2021
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    Spring is Near!

    Spring is around the cornerPretty soonThe glistening snowWill be replaceWith blooming flowers The trees will loseTheir darknessAnd come aliveAgain withNew misty green leavesAnd birds singingAlong with the wind The chilly, frosty airWill turn to a sweet, warm breezeAnd we can say goodbye to theHeavy coats, boots, and mittens Let our hair blow in the wind,Wear ...
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  • Woman in the sun and medow
    CreativityEntertainmentEnvironmentFamilyHealthHomeLifestyleMemoriesRelationships
    By BriVee
    March 8, 2021
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    Fun Things To Do This Spring

    After nearly a year of quarantines due to lockdown, many of us are ready to get out and enjoy the warming weather, and spring creeps around the corner. States are lessening their restrictions caused by the coronavirus and even getting rid of their mask mandates. Here are a few things you can do this spring: ...
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  • Winter, Bird, Poem, Death, Spring
    CreativityEntertainmentEnvironmentHomeMemoriesPoetry
    By Josephine Green
    December 14, 2020
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    Winter Hummingbird

    I saw a hummingbird today. I thought it strange since winter has begun. I think of you whenever I see one.   I wondered why you’d come by to visit on such a cold day. I saw you fluttering your wings amid the icy snowstorm outside.   I know you are a spring bird. I know you came to check on ...
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  • CreativityEnvironmentLifestylePoetry
    By Lisa Post
    May 4, 2020
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    Hope Springs Eternal

    Holding my breath I watch the unexpected snow swaddle daffodils.
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