“dear march, come in –
how glad i am –
i hoped for you before-
put down your hat –
you must have walked –
how out of breath you are.”
-emily dickinson
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artist unknown
Mar5
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Lovely poem. Thanks for sharing
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my pleasure
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👍🏼🙏🏼
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This is lovely, Beth, especially the last few lines.
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i love her welcoming of the month, the season
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What a great verse to share, Beth! I am hoping for more lamb and less lion!
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yes, c’mon lambs!
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Lovely quote, Beth. March has brought rain to Beetley. The current downpour is now close to seventeen hours long, non-stop.
Best wishes, Pete.
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wow, hope it lets up soon, pete
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Still raining, just not so hard as during the night. 😦
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I love Emily Dickinson’s words …
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me too, ivor
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Perfect poem for today. I love the painting!
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Here we are, Beth, waltzing with March, knowing we are awaiting the arrival of April for a an even warmer dance …
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yes!
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I loved the title and poem! Fun, fun!
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it’s cute, isn’t it? )
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👍
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I wonder if some point if Emily regretted her decision to invite March in, and then couldn’t wait for her to leave…
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there is more to the poem when April tries to butt in..
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that April was always a bit pushy…
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april’s got her way about her…
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❤️🌈
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❤
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Emily’s careful and unique view of the world. What a great way to start at day.
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yes, she was something special
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Thanks for posting this. It’s been a while since I’ve seen it
Sent from my iPhone
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I love March. Now, signs of spring can be taken serious.
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yes, not fooling around with winter anymore
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YES!!
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She captured the mood of March-thanks for sharing it🌷
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I hope March is in a good mood. I’m more than willing to feed Her tea and cake.
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what a delightful little poem; March here in Oz returns us to Autumn: gorgeous, golden Autumn 🙂
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how lovely
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And a most beautiful poem!
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she was a great writer
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I quite agree Beth!
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How can it already be March? Thanks for sharing, Beth.
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you know, it just shows up..)
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Thanks so much for sharing this poem. Happy Weekend Anita
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thanks, Anita, and to you too –
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Oh yes, welcome March indeed. We missed you. This is a signal we are one step closer to Spring. 🙂
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every baby step helps
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Yes to March. Yes to Emily.
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just say yes!
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I love this! Happy March dear, Beth. ❤️
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you too –
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Thank you so much 💛
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March caught her breath yesterday and was quite generous with sharing it. What a breezy beautiful day it was!
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Here in Denver, March brought her friend, winter, with her. It’s snowing again. But then, for reasons I’ve yet to tathom, they say March is the snowiest month here. March here is whiplash season.
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Not very nice to bring surprise guests)
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I love dear Emily poetry dear Beth. I have her books of poetry now. She was amazing.
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She was
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Thank you God dear Beth, her work was found.
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Yes
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Love your blog! The painting is, I believe, ‘Row of Trees’ 1915 by Jan Mankes.
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thank you so much, it is such a lovely painting and I love to attribute an artist whenever possible
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https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bestand:Row_of_Trees_by_Jan_Mankes_Scheringa_Museum_vo
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If you click on a picture, the internet takes you to a source.
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love Emily dickenson!
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Me too
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