Wait! Spring

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Wait! Spring

Spring

Wait!

Buds! Seal up!

Do not release your glory.

Colors, like Easter egg hues

I am not ready.

Hold! Spring

Until my Heart

Returns to itself,

to Hope

So I can feel it is still

Christmas.

So I can only see your dark branches

Thick to thin as they lengthen

Black in the night

An occasional crow

Resting,

Signaling a death,

Hopefully of death,

Not of another loved one.

Black like the death of my Love,

Before it started.

This year, I expect no

Resurrection.

Spring, Wait.

Buds remain closed.

So I can live with the unknown,

Christmas,

Before there was Death,

with some Hope.

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When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

Louiza’s Poems (26)

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Wait! Spring 0
Disappeared 0
Blistering Lips 0
Glance 0
Sorry 0
Day and Night 0
Velvet Leaf 0
Paradise 0
Cypress Tree 0
Be Yourself 0
Farmer 0
Freedom 0
Paradise 0
Geometric Lines 0
Old Man Walking Old Dog 0
Wise, Win, Kind 0
Terpsichore 0
City Alive 1
Surrender to Myself 1
Everything Nothing 0
My Poem for 2009 0
Cat and Ball 4
Passion 4
Quality Man 4
Pashmina Scarves 1
I Dream of You 2