dry leaves flutter
like withered cherry petals,
painful longing
Copyright 2022 Brenda Davis Harsham
Notes: Another holiday season subsides into long, dark nights. What do you long for? I’m longing for spring. May you be well, warm and finding magic in the small things.
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Friendly Fairy Tales 
The image haunts beautifully so are your words intrinsic to the feelings stroking the senses.
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Thanks, Vishal. You always have insightful comments. I appreciate them very much.
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Such a pleasure Brenda. You always show perspective 🙏
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Wonderful post
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Thank you!
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wonderful imagery, Brenda. I’ve noticed the hours of daylight already getting a tiny bit longer each day
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You optimist, you!
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford.
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happy new year Brenda! may spring come soon
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Thanks, KatYa! Thick snow arrived instead. 😉
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I’ve been watching the dry leaves in the winter trees lately, so your poem was perfect. Thank you, Brenda.
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Thanks, Jet. I hope your words will come, too. 🙂
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