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Springs Breath Oh How I Await You
by Mistress Reba → (All Poetry by Mistress Reba)
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Something that came to me, and as I thought about posting, it just came to me.

Like a vision in the night, or the minds eye, softly it called out my name, I answered with words, the words below.



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Springs Breath
o
h how i await you



I wont run nor complain about your storms
as I know great treasures lie within them

Like the smell of a sweet rose on a misty morn
or the newborn cry of spring lamb born

And in your withing wiles of winters remnants
I know deep beyond and past them lies

Great days of sun and fun before us
And the soft blue colors of your skies

Just come to me softly like the sounds of your winds
and comfort me in silence by the smiles
I see in your clouds

All I ask is for you to come to me
and please waste no time
come to me now

My bones are cold from the Winter past
I so long for the warmth and brightness' you bear

I await you
I await you
I await you

So come softly but swiftly to me and show your heart
your sun, your moon, your you
for you are like a love I await

Softly yet hungrily I await you

So when you come to me
I shall show you
all of me

~Peace~
Mistress Reba
Copyright m.r 2009 

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 Reviews of "Springs Breath Oh How I Await You"
Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on April 18, 2009
How wonderfully you welcome in the spring and all the new and unfolding promises it brings...

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed on April 17, 2009
Wonderful entreaty to Spring! and such a special touch to offer all you are in return "I shall show you all of me." You might have been speaking to a lover, or perhaps you were. Be well, Kathy

Reviewed by Amber Moonstone
Reviewed on April 17, 2009
Mistress Reba, I salute you and your poem! I loved how you left me with feeling the lightness of a spring morning.
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"


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