Has come today
Out with the old and in with the new
Is nature's everlasting cue
For a short time such as this
Who would want to miss
The bird songs with the raindrops?
Good weather is a time for rejuvenation and for laughter
With tears only after,
For when the joy, flowers, and green are gone
Deserted is one's lawn
For a blanket of white cannot hide
The green that has died.
For the Trifecta Writing Challenge this week,
the definition of "New" as "Having been in a relationship or condition but a short time" was used.
Good weather does bring out the best moods. We must take the bad with the good, and remember the sun will shine again :)
ReplyDeleteFully agreed Janna, there are two sides to most things in life!
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ReplyDeleteThank You Dave, great job on yours too!
DeleteThis is so pristine.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruby, great job too! *Sorry about mis-spelling earlier!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of now, of summer and summer makes me happy as did this. I live in Chicago, I don't buy the blanket of white as a replacement for green.
ReplyDeleteHahaha Gina, I don't buy the blanket of white either! I am in Massachusetts, and I am also VERY happy at this weather right now!
DeleteThanks for linking up this week. I needed to read this today, as I complain about the heat. You've reminded me that, a few months ago, I was complaining about the cold. Hope to see you back again soon.
ReplyDeleteHaha, it's so funny how much and for what we complain about, myself especially included! Thanks Trifecta and I will be back!
DeleteI remember that on our wedding day, Scott and I saw a double rainbow on our way to the church. It was the most wonderful moment, and it made us feel like everything we were doing was exactly right.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderfful site to see on a way to a blessed event Jester Queen! I wish You and Scott the very best!
DeleteRainbows are the best sight to see, nature is truly beautiful and works in mysterious ways! This is not my photo btw, its from National Geographic, of which I hope to work for one day. (Even though it really doesn't seem likely!)
Love the last two lines!
ReplyDeleteThanks Chelle, very wonderful job on yours too!
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