Ides of March

ah...the ides are of a much more bitter sort here ..nice ink like :D

Thank you so much SatanSperm for the read and such nice comments ... much appreciated  ... and grateful that it is less harsh ... stay warm

A soft and uplifting so full of promise...beautiful picture

Thank you so much Tim for the read and thoughtful comments.... much appreciated

Jemac, you paint a beautiful scene. I enjoy the contrasting seasons waning Winter and burgeoning Spring. "Aching for warmth" expresses a universal desire. Bava!

Thank you so much Gahddess for the read and thoughtful comments... much appreciated

A lovely 'painting' in words; thank you.

Thank You so much Josh for the read and lovely comments .. much appreciated

Wonderful image and accompanying words, Je. Spring could not come forth were it not for winter.

Thank you so much Ahavati for the read and thoughtful comments  .. much appreciated  .. and yes, I love the four Seasons... life would be rather dull without them

from the seeds of Spring
these poems grow, nicely...

Thank you so much JohnFeddeler for the read and lovely comments .. always appreciated

scenic serene..n but not still. a very poetry in motion in succession ..you live through to capture. fine trails of words JJ

Thank you so much summultima for the read and thoughtful comments  ... greatly appreciated

I wasn't gonna read this - I saw the title. and I find Shakespear so dry - so glad I changed my mind - this was beautiful - a poem of many brush strokes - could see it all :-)

thank you :-)

Thank you so much David for the read and thoughtful comments  ... so happy you changed your mind and  stopped by ... I was thinking of it from a religious point of view ... being out here for me is church/meditative  😊 March 15 .. The Ides of March is a day on the Roman calendar that corresponds to March 15. It was marked by several religious observances and became notorious as the date of the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC.

This is one of the things about DU that I love - you can always learn something you didn't know :-) thank you :-)

This is very true David :)

Nice portrait you've painted here. The dichotomy of spring/winter, life/death. Such contrasts that often live within ourselves.

Thank you so much Noncommital1 for the read and thoughtful comments .. much appreciated ... these are part of our lives right from our first breath to our last ...