Learn from the way the wildflowers grow

Every Spring inspires me with all it's wild blooming, 

growing, greening going on...

Spring is early here in Georgia and other areas of the country. I've been soaking up the warmth. This weekend the temps took a dive into the 20's and the wind blew harsh, 

keeping us inside.

Outside, the flowers and trees that burst into bloom a bit early, shiver in the chilly wind. 

I wonder, will their blooms fade because of the freezing air? 

Fragile purple unfolding,

encouraged by balmy warming;

Amazed, we're beholding  

another Spring forming 

as delicate buds, reaching higher,

little hands pushing up through layers of dirt,

 longing to show off their colorful attire,

pushing through layers, beautiful, unhurt.

Naturally following their Father's urging,

unfolding as they were created to,

effortlessly, in rhythm, emerging

in brilliant colors from yellow to blue.

Marie Nease 

Wingdreamer

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Learn from the way the wildflowers grow.

they do not work or spin.