Nature is full of genius, full of divinity, so that not a snowflake escapes its fashioning hand.
Henry David Thoreau
As the year passes, we look for doors. We watch for each season to change to the next; for each door to swing open and the new and fresh to come. Late winter finds us most anxious for spring––for new leaves and blooming flowers, for color, for green grass, and new life ahead. It is the season of renewal.
Spring’s Bright Door
By Elece Hollis
I won’t deny the wonder
Fresh white snowfall brings.
Everyone, of course, admits
To loving cozy things.
The fireside, an afaghan, a book,
Hot cocoa, bread.
Warms the soul, cures the head,
Like extra quilts laid on the bed.
But spring, O Spring, come now
Do open up your door!
We’re ready for your sunshine
For daffodils and more.
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Love the quote! Here in Massachusetts I often get to visit Thoreau’s haunts, as Concord is less than a hour away. That door handle is wonderful!
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I love doorknobs and doors and mysteries and such. The snow moon was very huge and bright here but a rainy night so I saw it through the clouds.
Elece Hollis
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