Monday, March 21, 2011

too early for Neruda

St. Patrick's Day was Luck of the Irish mild & sunny; Friday was balmy '70s; Saturday & Sunday chilly, breezy '50s (with "Supermoon" on Saturday night; I didn't see it,  I'd have to walk three blocks to an old railroad overpass for a low horizon line); today began raw, showery high '30s, snowed some in North Jersey, the entire week forecast on the colder side. Typical March weather in Jersey. I won't store  away my winter coat  for another month. The Dogwood buds around here haven't popped, which is just as well - they had a deep freeze winter & one really warm day didn't fool them. A tad too early to quote Pablo Neruda: 
"I want to do with you what spring does with the cherry trees."
 - the closing line of a sexy poem titled, of course, "What Spring Does with the Cherry Trees."

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