Looking at “Spring”

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The word “spring”
Is defined with several characteristics

Spring is assigned to mean -
Move suddenly (as in a flash) upward or forward;
Move quickly by elastic force,
such as a device that recovers its original shape
when it is released after being distorted
(having properties of the word - resilience);

Spring denotes -
To grow quickly,
(as in, “The flowers bloomed overnight”);

Spring is used -
To describe, making known suddenly,
(as in, “Surprise!”);
To come from by birth or descent;

Spring can imply -
To develop a leak through the seams;
It is also used in referring to a source of supply,
(as in - water from the ground).

The word Spring
Is most commonly and most frequently known
As the season between winter and summer.

Spring is also used
In relation to other words -
as with…

Springboard -
Which derives its usage in meaning
Vaulting,
or a tool used for diving;

Spring fever -
Characterizes a restless feeling of sorts
often associated with the onset of springtime;
Spring tide -
Describes a greater-than-average range
that occurs at each new moon and full moon.

As “Spring” relates to today,
I see Spring to be
The beginning
Of a brief moment in time
When the season calls forth
New buds to come into the light
of the newly arising suns(sons)
being seated on the horizon
Called forth to… 
”Come fly with me”
As summoned by the gentle voicings
of my friend, the flurrying wind
who speaks to the word -
“Begin!!”

Amen, amen
Ruth

“My beloved speaks and says to me, Rise up, my love, my beautiful one,
and come away.” (Song of Solomon 2:10)