




| Primitive humans couldn't fully understand about the seasons, and often feared that warmth would never return at all to their world after the hard long winters. Well, it's been a rough winter all over the world, and I don't know anyone that isn't holding their breath, anxiously waiting for the first signs of Spring! But take heart. The days will grow longer, warmer, sunnier. And they will become fragrant, pleasing, and filled with birdsong--if only we can wait just awhile longer! The sometimes tumultuous month following February is aptly named, I think, hinting at the hurried anticipation we all feel right about now: MARCH!! |




Spring Song by Leann Marshall ...Comes first to me in sleep Soul of Sol Dance of light behind my eyes Vivid visions then, of Spring, Of every precious thing Voice a distant thunder In my ears Lost horizon Reappears Please, don't let it end... But then, Heaven’s scent descends Herald's bravest song Begins This promised, Pastel wash of Dreams Kaleidoscope of wings A tickle of azure winds Sends tender earth To fits of giggling; Yes, I remember now How sweet... The kiss, the pleasure of surprise, When World goes soft around my feet, Of first opening my eyes |
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| Welcome to Sketch Notes, the seasonal and creative page of my personal Website: http://www.leannmarshall.com I enjoy reading and writing (check out my two fiction novels, The Starfish People and The Rendering.) I created Sketch Notes as a fun way to express myself poetically, but I love to feature other writer's work with a link back to their own Websites. Links to Sketch Notes archives are at right. My philosophy as quoted by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: "One ought, every day at least, to hear a little song, read a good poem, see a fine picture, and, if it were possible, to speak a few reasonable words.” Don't forget to bookmark Sketch Notes, tell your friends, and visit often! If you have written something you would like to see in a future edition of Sketch Notes, email me. |




