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349th Virtual Poetry Circle
March 19, 2016 by
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I don’t remember ever reading his poetry. Interesting!
I think I’ve read it in anthologies before
I love how the poet diminishes in contrast to the explosion of nature’s beauty.
I think Lawrence is a phenomenal writer. I really loved this one.
How perfect, as Spring is nearly here! I like the use of the word enkindled, and the idea of green fires.
I liked that part too. I wish it was warmer like spring here; it is too chilly.