Sweet pines endure wet weights
A resurrection by another name, another day.
Snow each weightless crystal equates
Sweet pines endure wet weights,
Staying the course through dire straits.
Behind roiling darkness, warmth frustrate:
Sweet pines endure wet weights.
A resurrection by another name, another day.
Put Out to Pasture 
Nice word play with wait and weight. Thankfully no snow here, but it seems like we’re all waiting just now for this to end.
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Yes, it does. Up in and near the mountains, an Easter snow storm is almost a tradition, here. But so many people are traveling here. Not staying at home…
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Oh, that’s just wrong! I mean the traveling, not the snow, though maybe the snow, too. š
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We’re pretty accustomed to the snow. My partner’s essential job means he deals with the travelers š¢
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Oh, that’s rough. Wish you both all the best! (My son in law is a nurse at his very first job.)
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Oh dear, I wish your son health and safety!! And you, of course!
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Thank you very much!
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The line “Staying the course through dire straits.” is a fine fulcrum for this binocular look at life/now, with its scariness AND promising-Renewal upside. Thanks for this–it’s well worth reading!
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Thank you!
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Nice ending!
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Thank you!
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Welcome!
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