at first, it is heavy winter
and then it is lightly not winter–
lasting a tiny moment, allowing the crocuses and the snowdrops
to sing their siren songs of spring,
knowing all the while—
it will be winter through the window in March again
Winter Through the Window in March
spanishwoods 
We still didn’t get the tiny moment for crocuses yet.
Beautiful image, Sylvia.
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Thank you Dale!
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🙂
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It’s a lovely photo though, Sylvia! Stay warm. 🔥
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Thank you John 🙂
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The robins have arrived. I’ve heard them but haven’t seen yet.
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Yes, here too! 🙂
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Perfect words and photos. Bravo. I like the snow drops on the camera lens! Here, March is staying cold and wintry, a bit unseasonal for us compared to other, warmer and brighter Marches I’ve known. I can see certain buds starting to emerge on trees, but the grip of winter is still strong.
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Buds on trees are still a month away for us I think. But although there were almost 8 inches in the end, this week it will melt. That is a big difference between a March snowfall and a January snowfall that lasts for weeks. Thank you for your words of encouragement!
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You’re welcome Sylvia. We just had a long weekend of rain and high winds… today was the first day I went out without getting drenched or swept away.
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I do love spring but it can be rough around the edges sometimes!
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The vagaries of March!
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yes, exactly! 🙂
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The snowdrops on the lens really make the words stand out Sylvia 🙂 🙂
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Thank you, I was quite annoyed at first. I absolutely couldn’t get away from the falling snow. In the end, it was an interesting feature in the shot. Your kind words are so welcomed. 🙂
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How true. Lovely photo.
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Thank you Sherry 🙂
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Well put!!
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Thank you! 🙂
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You’re welcome!
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Lovely verses,Sylvia!
I feel warm at heart reading you 💙
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Thanks ever so much 🙂
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