It was raining outside and to add sunshine in her home, she put on jazz. Listening to Andrea Motis and her band made the apartment glow.
Random thoughts were running through her mind. Spring cleaning was well overdue and an excellent way to work through the cobwebs of her brain. There was therapy in clearing closets.
showers clear debris
season’s past washing away
open to rebirths
Looking at her two bff’s (best feline friends) watching something moving among the decayed leaves, she wondered how life was perceived for her feline friends. They were indoor cats. How does a shut in see the world? Is there curiosity or envy? Is there fear or relief?
Spring dredges us such good feelings of her youth. That first bike ride to school giving her an extra fifteen minutes to skip rope with her peers. The first walk without boots and feeling so light on her feet. That walk hand in hand with a new crush, feeling nervous and excited at the same time.
Then the reality of her work comes to mind and what takes place behind closed doors, come spring, summer, fall or winter…
spring is in the air
fast cars and motorcycles
sweet scents of freedom
spring is in the air
watching it all come to life
indoor cats just dream
fast cars and motorcycles
kicking up a cloud of dust
April rains will clean
sweet scents of freedom
first loves or devil’s cunnings
too bad cats can’t speak
Ah finally spring has arrived! Along with the scents of decay and images of black snow melting, there is still hope in the air. Once the old is washed away, the new will start to thrive. Trees are starting to form those amazing buds, birds are flying back home, animals are mating, teens and adults falling in love again. It is all so mesmerizing and inspiring. It is not just new love, new life but also rekindling memories . That is the beauty of the mind that can wander, imagine and travel back in time that will make you sigh and smile.
walking in a daze
bedazzled by the chaste moon
recalling his scent
Today I noticed a photo of falling leaves from a poet/artist from Australia and it inspired me to write about it. I find it fascinating to see how our northern and southern hemispheres move in opposite directions as seasons change. It is probably more apparent now that I blog and read poems of different seasons.
giving tranquil pause days relinquish time to nights autumn rests a spell
northern lands in spring sun takes over day by day melting season’s past