Spring should be spring

Spring, we should have snow at least between the sunshine.
It's hard to complain about sunshine.

The earth is so thirsty...
My gardeners heart wants to give it water,  maybe wash it's tired feet.

Then tonight, the wind shifts and whole symphonies could be inspired as raindrops join the windchimes in singing me to sleep.
Singing the earth awake.

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