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Resurrection
Contributed by
Byrdie
on
Monday, 2nd April 2012 @ 09:09:49 AM in AEST
Topic:
Holiday Poetry
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Resurrection
In beds of bulbs a wrinkle spreads, announces end of blizzard grips as spring arrives with thunderheads and serves ice points with pinkish slips. The tulip spears stand tall in greens protecting buds of future queens.
A Cardinal flits from limb to limb among the Elm tree's heavy buds in search of home where nesting hymn may echo like a river's flood as singing hen sits on new eggs beneath the feathers 'round her legs.
In pasture spots the Kline grass sprouts and spreads across the rolling plains where mother cows, nomads in drought until the season brings warm rains, grow heavy sides as doggie moves, begins to kick with forked hooves.
I see this resurrection site where buried life begins to stir and think of mans' eternal right to live again,though proof's a blur, when after death, we leave all strife until our Easter bursts in life.
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Byrdie
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2012-04-02 09:09:49] (Date/Time posted on
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