Late Winter Poem

Foretelling If you skirt shadowed sidewalks and keep to the sun, You will think that the worst of the winter has passed. Breezes with warm tones of spring days to come Brush your cheek with a promise that says this will last. At park side, a witch hazel catches your eye With sparkling jewels studding nature's gray weave Its flowers a happy late winter surprise Portending forsythia's bright yellow sleeves. Hold the breeze to her promise, Hold the light to the day, The forsythia blossoms are not long away. Margaret Polaneczky 2/14/2023 Last updated 02/14/23

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Source: The Blog That Ate Manhattan - February 14, 2023 Category: Primary Care Authors: Margaret Polaneczky, MD Tags: Poetry Central Park Spring winter Witch Hazel Source Type: blogs

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