Because a false spring comes earlier each…

[Janisse Ray]

yay to the new book of poetry. put my name on a copy.

[Jeanne Malmgren]

me too!

[Jeanne Malmgren]

Lovely, MK. Just lovely. Thank you!

[MK Creel]

Thanks, Jeanne.

[Naila Francis]

This is lovely. Reminds me of when I tried to save a listless bee I found on a walk in the woods by laying it on flowering bush nearby.

[MK Creel]

Thanks, Naila.

[Neil Barker]

Really nice poem and I like the theme of the false Spring.

[MK Creel]

Thank you, Neil.

[Ann Collins]

So true and so beautifully done, MK.

[MK Creel]

Thanks, Ann.

[LeeAnn Pickrell]

This is so tender. I feel like I'm right there with you and the bee.

[Margaret Ann Silver]

So beautiful and sad.

[Rajani Radhakrishnan]

I like this poem...and it is so timely...with climate change, so many creatures are disappearing, unable to adapt quickly or efficiently enough.

[Caroline Osella]

Aieeeee...that balance. Beautifully painful

[Deborah Gregory]

Beautiful! What a delicate dance between hope and sorrow you weave. The rich imagery and heartfelt emotion evoke my own deep sense of connection to nature. Thank you, MK.

[MK Creel]

Thanks, Deborah.

[Weston Parker]

Thank you, very sweet.

[Janice LeCocq]

So sad…and true

[Laura B.]

Oh, for all the sweet acts of kindness that keep restoring hope for this tired old world. Lovely, lovely, friend.