March 15, 2005

Spring

Today is one of those beautiful days that lull us and lead us to believe that winter is finally over. Deep down, we all know this is not the case and that there will be more days of cold, rain, perhaps even snow before Winter finally accepts the conditions of surrender to temperamental Spring.

Still, when we look out on a day like today it is not difficult at all to throw all logic aside and suspend belief, if only for one beautiful afternoon.

The sun touches places that have not felt it’s warmth in months, the breezes tease and toy with hair too long covered by hats and scarves, and the soul is serenaded by the few brave songbirds which have ventured north well ahead of their flocks. Even the most jaded of observers cannot deny the green sprouts and tender buds emerging from their wintry graves.

It will not be long before the golf courses are emerald again, or the parks a riot of color. Soon, too, the pools will be open and screams and squeals will fill the air as children splash and play under the endless sky. Families will set out feasts in open shelters, and lovers will steal away for moments of sensual bliss on blankets of soft, green grass.

Today is merely a promise that winter will soon be subdued, and such a lovely promise it is.




Posted by Mamamontezz at March 15, 2005 02:00 PM
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It was 80 degrees in Savannah yesterday and 30 today and windy as hell, about 40 mile an hour wind. Everyone here is sick, colds and stopped up noses.

Posted by: catfish at March 15, 2005 09:52 PM

Abnormally dry here, frosty mornings and beautiful sunny days, blossoms are out but too early for bee activity. Just afraid it will turn cold and nip all the buds, still I'm not complaining.

Posted by: Jack at March 15, 2005 10:07 PM

Beautiful post...

I enjoyed your poetic and vivid descriptions.

I could almost touch Spring...

Posted by: Dana at March 16, 2005 01:10 PM

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