Spring Day

As I walk out upon my balcony I feel a soft spring breeze; immediately it is relaxing and invigorating. Listening to the birds chirp and sing makes my heart happy; knowing blossoms and leaves will soon be revealing themselves.

Sensing all of this beauty and calm; memories of winter fade, bringing a sense of peace, serenity and reflection. The dimness of winter fades into new growth and vitality. Another rebirth of flowers, gentle spring rain, beautiful sunrises and sunsets.

Listen to the trees as the breeze flows over the tops; whispering to you sweet nothings but yet everything. All the while imagining the dreams, all the creative beauty; wondrous life.

Wonderful scents, tranquil sounds painting a perfect picture of children playing, families gathering, and the promise of Summer. The beautiful earth bringing its circle around once more. Every season has its beauty but Spring renews, inspires, and creates the most splendid sights and smells reminding us we live on the most unique and diverse planet.

What we see can contribute to what we feel. What we feel can be so delightful, joyful, playful and full of love. Taking in the sounds of nature and all its musical bliss can take you to a place you always want to be.

Happy, joyful, peaceful and serene; let it fill you; surrender to igniting life within you, us; oneness with all
and with no boundaries of any.

Surround yourself with its beauty.

Spring Day

Wandalynn Ellis 

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