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Spring Blues

Here, Then Gone

By Mother CombsPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
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Early in the season of hope, when life renews

With the last of frosts and the first of blooms

Before the days are longer, I get a case of the blues

My heart grows heavy as I feel it begin to loom

Just for a short while, the depression wins

Dragging me under, blinding me to the beauty I see

In my constant battle, I forget to let the sunlight in

Pulling and shoving, my gloominess won’t let me be

Glumly, in the mornings, I rise and face each new day

But the moroseness will only last for a short time

When the vision around me finally makes it all okay

And enjoying the sun’s warmth, I can make a rhyme

Rising from my misery, to stand in awe of the enchantment

Watching the flowers grow, lifting me from my despair

Raising my spirits, causing them to soar with abandonment

Dancing in the green grass with no cares, the wind in my hair

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Mother Combs

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    Written by Mother Combs