Cherry trees dream of
nests hidden by blossoms,
the hum of baby bluebirds
soft on grass and feather,
but I dream of a world
of clean oceans and air,
where scientists are heard
and evidence is trusted.
Copyright 2019 Brenda Davis Harsham
Notes: I’m in the mood for spring, now that March 21 is nearly here and it was 50 degrees recently. But we are still knee-deep in snow.
Happy Poetry Friday and thanks to Heidi Mordhorst for hosting. This poem is dedicated to her initiative to raise awareness in support of teen girls who are leading the worldwide School Strike for Climate.
13 thoughts on “Spring Breezes”
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Couldn’t have said it better!lovely heartfelt words
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Thanks!
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I am so in the mood for spring! 🙂
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Snowed again today. Sigh.
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Rain again here.
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Perhaps the rain and snow will bring the flowers back.
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I’m hoping!😁
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For a minute I thought this was up to date and you were blooming all over the place. LOL Beautiful post. Hope all is well.
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I’m hanging in there, finding the positive to focus on. Hope you’re enjoying life, now that spring is near.
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i love your ode to our earth and those who know what to do to help protect it
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Thanks, Beth!
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Me too ❤ Beautiful words and photos.
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XOXO
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