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"I have remained alive / Enduring what seems like eternity / But I will bloom and thrive / Conquered and occupied by bird and bee / A. D. 2005"

Transcendental Sonnet #1291: *Inch by Inch Sparrow by Finch* *I have seen the first calla lily come* *And today I found the first nasturtium* *As inch by inch* *Sparrow by finch* *Hummingbird by butterfly* *Flash of sunshine in the sky* *The signs of spring happen by* *And I am so glad to see them arrive* *They cannot get here fast enough for me* *I have remained alive* *Enduring what seems like eternity* *But I will bloom and thrive* *Conquered and occupied by bird and bee* *A. D. 2005* *+Steven Curtis Lance* *Copyright MMV*

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Reviewed by Felix Perry

Reviewed on February 7, 2005

I can certainly emphazize with this one Steven and I may have a little longer to go to see the flowers this far up North your poem gives me hope. It is also nice to see that Silkie's art will be as immortal as her spirit.

Cheers,
Felix

Reviewed by Ch'erie de Perrot

Reviewed on February 6, 2005

Yes Spring is a time to rejoice, when one has endured the ccccold of the winter. As we head into fall here :)

Ch'erie

Reviewed by Ed Matlack

Reviewed on February 6, 2005

Send that early spring in the direction of NJ, it may be getting a bit warmer, 50's instead of 0's, but it is still winter and the worst "could" be yet to come...still I enjoy hearing of a touch of spring somewhere in the world...Peace thru Nature, Ed & Rufuz

Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)

Reviewed on February 6, 2005

Ilove this and it reminds me of the battle for me at times against cancer. Excellent artwork and the poem is wonderful too.

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