We have welcoming blue skies today, although it is cold. But the Oracle, at least, is thinking ahead.
These photos were taken in March of 2016–March! not that far away–of Central Park, reflected in the windows of the Jewish Museum on Fifth Avenue.
are you dazzled
with green trees oceans
of air and sky
breathe in then out
surrounded by blueborn
mornings that spill
secrets and then
laugh
linking to earthweal open link weekend
K. 
Oh, I love this! The Oracle definitely gave you a message–and permission, I think, to feel not only hope, but joy!
I like that photo, too!
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Thanks Merril. We can’t be gloomy all the time. and spring will come, sooner than we think. (K)
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Yes, you’re right–though I actually have mixed feelings about spring now, since that’s when the first Covid wave got bad here, and my Mickey Cat and Mom died last April.
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That will always be a troubled association I think.
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Yes, I think so.
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“blueborn mornings” yes, looking out my window at the sunshine right now. both cats are lounging in it.
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It felt so good, even with the cold wind.
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I’m glad you got laughter. This is a joyful message, just breathe it all in, the blue and the green. That’s all that matters in the end.
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I think so too.
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a hopeful even joyful poem, striking photo!
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Thanks Kate. It was good to get a hopeful message.
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indeed, just what we need!
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This is bursting with imagery for such a short poem. I’m pleased the Oracle sent you a spring message! I love: ‘blueborn
mornings that spill
secrets’ – let’s hope that spring has some favourable secrets to tell!
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Thanks Ingrid. I’m looking forward to it!
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