I know others who look to the crocus or daffodils, but not me.
I never been accused of being terribly attentive, yet I notice it. But there is this--it seems to me that one day it isn't there and the next day it is.
I saw it today in the Close and on the way home and in Cheshire--which might be the New England capitol of it. Banks of it, fields of it, walls of it--exploding and wondrous.
Forsythia.
Suddenly it spilled out, when I wasn't paying attention--waves of it, oceans of it....
It is when the Forsythia comes that I begin to believe there might be a spring this year after all. When the Forsythia appears I know for certain that Life itself is overcoming the darkness and the death.
It is back....Alleluia....
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
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