Watercolor, Jane Kohut-Bartels, 2005
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THE THAW
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Spring comes drumming through
Breaking up ice in the creek
Destroying a beaver dam
And with the unexpected noise-
The un-damming of my heart
A softening of my bones
A juiciness of loins
A waving of budding branches
In a new born wind-
Encircling tender arms-
A phantom will o’ wisp lover.
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Spring comes drumming through,
Cracking open where winter nailed me shut.
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Jane Kohut-Bartels
Copyrighted, 2015
(originally published in “Pitcher of Moon”, Amazon.com 2014)
Tags: "The Thaw", Jane Kohut-Bartels, poetry, Spring
March 31, 2015 at 10:11 am
That is so true, spring comes in like a drum beats. That is a reflective analogy to what happens in nature. xxTR
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March 31, 2015 at 1:56 pm
Thank you for reading and your comment, TR. And Happy Spring! Finally!
Love, Jane
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