
And then one day there will unfold
Before delighted gaze
A purple ring where thickest mud
Had tempered walks on winter days
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Where sliding boots had struggled
To cross the sodden land
Our eyes now look with wonder
To gaze on colour’s gentle hand
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Time and tide’s persistence
Their essence of ascent
From sodden bulb to flower’s joy
A hidden rite of innocence
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Directed upwards, called to seek
The calling power’s face
As cheek by mote they flex and float
To form the softest carapace
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Awake and break dark winter’s chains
Cast off the inner gloom
And breathe the air with lilac stare
Then give the light its living room
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You write my sort of poetry, Sue. No doubt about it. Just lovely. x
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This one belongs to Steve, Joy. x
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A fantastic poem.
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