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Inauguration
Along the paths from autumn to eternal spring we tarry for a moment to give thanks for what this wintry landscape brings a respite from the toils of harvest a time to contemplate and plan what seeds to sow, what new direction, what change perchance will make next summer bloom and what bouquets we'll have to carry when next we have the time to tarry. We bury the burdens of these treacherous times We lay them down, no longer ours. The sadness and the worries that they brought we sever now as joy bestows us wings. Forced from our chrysalis this wintry day our wings pulse slow in fresh cool air, expectant with each hope we utter, strengthening to meet the fray , to flutter then, perchance to soar and fly away. © 2008 Kåre Enga [165.389] 2008-12-27 Note: Original in blog entry: "Inauguration" A link to Elizabeth Alexander's poem: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/us_elections/article...
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