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The Arrival Now the Robins come to rest upon my fresh green lawn. Winter's seen the coldest night but spring will bless the dawn. The April rain is falling down and warms the frozen ground. It comes upon us gently, wherever winter's found. Buds are forming on the trees, the geese are going home. Everywhere I see the signs, no matter where I roam. Heavy spirits tend to lift as winter moves along. Spring then comes to free the soul and sing her lilting song. Seasons tire over time but she will always be; one we all look forward to and greet her gratefully. T.L.Finch
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