The wrestling rain and wind of yesterday
have fought each other to a draw ...
Uncertainty died in the forgetting night
Morning is born anew
with no remembrance
of what went on before ...
The far of mountains laced with snow
are bluer in the sun and nothing stirs ...
Breathlessness becomes the newborn spring ...
The grass pricks up its tiny blades
and near the rocks the heat of sun
brings into early blossoming
flowers that spread their fragrance
over all the plain ...
There is a heady steam
of renewal in the air
as life begins again.
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Photo taken by my husband.
He's a great photographer!
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Photo taken by my husband.
He's a great photographer!
I don't know what is more beautiful - your photo or your poem. Stunning, Margie! I loved it!
ReplyDeleteI like those rhymes how you said Margie.
ReplyDeleteThese lines touched me and thaz what we go thru' in our lives too isn't it.
with no remembrance
of what went on before..
Hello Margie. How are you?
ReplyDeletePoem & picture are both equally beautiful. I love the opening lines & the ending.
Thank you for your kind words. I truly appreciate them.
Best wishes & love to you & Smokey (smile).
"there is a heady steam of renewal in the air, as life begins again"
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful Margie, perfectly capturing the dawn of a new day and what we have been given.
Hugs to you and Happy Wednesday,G
:<)
The picture with the laced mountains is awsome!
ReplyDeleteYesterday's rain and wind forgotten - now it's morning and it brings with it "renewal in the air" and "blossoming flowers".
Charming poem!
Hi - a truly beautiful, breath taking photo to enhance your poem-words of promise and wise purpose. Together, beyond lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove Gail
peace.....
ah, lovely words...the morning after...skies clear, mountains still sit...and storms, they always pass...great pic too!
ReplyDelete*Gorgeous* poem and picture!!! Your husband IS a wonderful photographer and together you make an excellent *creative* team :) Best Wishes, Fiona
ReplyDeleteas always so beautiful... both image and words decorate one another perfectly.
ReplyDeletebeautiful and uplifting.... and so is the picture~
ReplyDeleteYour husband did a great job with the picture!
ReplyDeleteWonderful poem Margie and I also love the photo.....-)Hugs
ReplyDeleteoh I love this uplifting piece... how I miss the front range! your mr takes spectacular photos! what a dynamic duo! xx
ReplyDeleteGood to start my day with your beautiful poem and the picture.They truly compliment each other.Hugs :):)
ReplyDeleteI love both
ReplyDeleteyour husband's photo
and your poem that tells me I can start anew today,and I want that somuch
beautiful!! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful poem. I liked it!
ReplyDeleteThe picture is beautiful,too.
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Renewal is so very fitting! Love your words. Your husbands pictures reminds me of a quote: if you do not understand my silence, you wont understand my words.
ReplyDeleteThe majesty of the mountains is a constant reminder of this quote. I am so glad you are around again and feel better. Hugs, Paula
You have described exactly that lovely calm and refreshing feeling of newness the world gets after a storm.
ReplyDeleteFab photo too!
Hello Margie
ReplyDeleteWhat a breathtaking photo!!!!!!
I love your poem. How beautiful Margie!
Have a great evening
Lydia
This gorgeous poem is the breath of fresh air I needed. Thank you for the descriptions and images which placed me in this beautiful scene. Reminds me of mornings at my former home near northern Arizona's San Francisco Peaks.
ReplyDeleteGreat one.. Even I posted one rain poem just today.. Thanks
ReplyDeleteJust as I remembered it, life in mountain world. Thanks for reminding me my friend with your usual light touch of humanity and love.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks also to your husband who can frame a photo that draws interest and draws the eyes to the desirable goal.
Goodlife.
..And you are a great poet - are you published? You should be.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful..Thanks for sharing your creativity of poetry.. I'm a new follower please come and visit me soon...
ReplyDeleteBlessings Lorie from
Encouragement From MY Heart Poetry
Just stunningly beautiful. You are my favourite poet! The photo is gorgeous as well.
ReplyDeleteJust stunningly beautiful. You are my favourite poet! The photo is gorgeous as well.
ReplyDeleteThis poem is infused with a sense of Hope and I find it refreshing! I re-read it several times to catch the fullness of meaning. Wonderful, Margie!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
Margie,
ReplyDeleteA wonderful poem to capture the wildly changing weather we all experience.
I too felt moved to write about the poor weather with me this weekend!!!
Best wishes, Eileen
Just stopping in to leave a hug!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week Margie, you are a gem.
nature, dear friend, is definitely a huge inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteYour husband is a great photographer indeed margie!
ReplyDeleteI like how we give birth to a new scene when we still our heart in that secret space between in and out.
ReplyDeleteYour nature poems are beautiful Margie. I love this one too.
ReplyDeleteThe picture is stunning.
'Each day life begins all anew'
Have a great week dear friend.
Dear Margie, I am back blogging.;) Thank you for your messages and words of concern, you are such a warm person.
ReplyDeleteAnd that is also reflected in this beuatiful poem.
Your husband truly takes wonderful images, those mountain peaks remind me of the place where I was born.
Have a great week dear friend,
xoxo
Many thanks to all of you kind people that visited and left the wonderful comments!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate each comment very much!
Do not have the time right now to reply to each one as need to take care of my sick babies, Jake & Smokey.
Be well everyone and be happy!
Margie x
Your husband is a GREAT photographer!
ReplyDeleteThis poem speaks to what I have been dealing with today. It's wonderful how we get the message we need from another's words. Thank you!
xOx
Beautiful moving words, fabulous picture. Very uplifting. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
- Eva Maria