Spring poems

Blustery wind

smells like fresh buds

yellow green

they dislodge in gusts

silently fall

under my right foot

to grow

or disappear to Below

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Spring rain

cold rain

drops on the dogwood flower

springs back like

space between heartbeats

silence waiting for sound

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Have you heard the sound

the bud opening in spring

has anyone known that noise

thousands of eruptions

it must be a cacophony

or a symphony

of the trees

too soft for the human ear

the noise of flesh

rips open

so that cells gasping and grabbing

for the sunlight can emerge

do they kick, cry, or scream?

perhaps, ask the chickadee what it sees

when no one else is around

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