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Tristesse said:Spring hubbub
racket of birdsong
blossom chorus
loud in my ear
forsythia glowing at dusk
cherry laden boughs
promising fruit
drowsy early bees buzz
at the window and
we stretch our winter-weary selves
to accept new warmth
new life
new start.
fresh and free of regrets.
OT said:the birds here are bitching
they're too cold to sing
pecking yoo-hoo searches
for you who have spring
they won't hang around here
the climate's all wrong
they're come'n for a visit
(can they bring me along) ?
Tristesse said:Just a taste of what's to come.
Laden bike and tarmac hum.
Starry night and endless day
Biggest chore - to choose the way.
Envied for your carefree road
Pushed aside, that office load
Hammock strung from mighty tree
Would that I could ride with thee.
OT said:on a bike for two
pedal as one
synchronized sweating
physical fun
creek side lunch
stop for a break
surrendering to delicious
all over ache
Liar said:I know you will
have none of this
but when
it comes
down
to it
a hurricane would
swirl the other way
to carry your steps
if you turned around
a butterfly
at the right place
and time would
flutter by
to graze the trace
of your passing glance
I know you will not
recognise
but if it comes to that
and down
to this
I will try
to explain
that clouds
who crowd the sun
don't understand
that an act of love
would instead
be the parting
and sharing the sight
with sun and moon
sometimes
I know you will
have none of that
and that
is exactly why
Tristesse said:Wind in the hair roars "speed" in the ears
we free-wheel for miles released from our fears
passing in dance, smiling, a glance
hands reaching out touching by chance.
the downward pull slows as the valley rises
high mountain walls full of surprises
voices are stilled by this grandiose sight
Braced for the climb after heavenly flight.
Gears grinding in to take up the strain
standing on pedals and waiting for rain
grey skies break open and spill out the storm
looking for somewhere that' drier - and warm.