Spring

Blue Squills
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How many million Aprils came
Before I ever knew
How white a cherry bough could be,
A bed of squills, how blue!
00000000 Sara Teasdale


I was walking along the river today and thinking of all past Springs in my life — forgotten as well as those well remembered. They melt together into one fragrant Spring full of sunshine and birds song with some streaks of bitter sweet memories.



I just read my friend Maitri's blog Magic & Moments at Dragonfly Cottage. I'm not a writer and I only have one cat — but what a cat! — but how familiar her thoughts on writing are. I write mental masterpieces when I'm walking, cooking or working in the garden — but do you think I'm able to get it down on paper, or the screen, when I finally sit down. The big difference is that I'm not so sure that I look like a normal person when I compose my imperishable literary opus.





This morning when I was pleasently floating in and out of a now forgotten dream, it occured to me that I haven't left a link to Soup's On — so here it is.