Dormant seedlings and bulbs
comatose in winter slumber
collectively feel the awakening
of an inbred
ancient pattern.
Something's expected of us
but what ?
Nature takes over
as groggy cells automatically
begin to multiply
pushing inexperienced
vulnerable shoots upwards
towards a fast thawing surface.
Shoots
like exploring fingers
climb through the soil.
Is it safe here ?
Then
welcomed by the caressing sun
bravely stretch newly emerged leaves
towards her warm embrace.
Quivering in excitement.
Encouraged by a gentle breeze.
Animatedly shaking colourful heads
in unison.
Giving thanks for the season
and the renewal of life.
Species mingle
with no concept of difference.
All are welcome
forming the colourful patterns
of nature's carpet.
Julie Gallienne
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