When the air finally lets go,
it whispers secrets in soft sighs
of thawing Earth and blooming hope,
where winter’s hush gently dies.
The air shifts,
a breeze sweeps,
no longer sharp and bitter,
but tender and warm.
The breeze carries a melody of rebirth,
swirling through thawing fields and budding branches
a tender reminder that life persists.
You open the window for the first time in months,
shedding the rough fur coat burdening you
and welcoming the inviting breeze in,
it hugs your skin like an old friend.
Spring whispers softly, and you are finally home.
Posted in response to the challenge Spring 2026 Writing Contest.
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