Dear Diary:
����In this place we hear spring.
����It's the roar of water freed from the prison of winter, racing down the mountain towards the river, for a time turning even old logging roads into streams.
����My fingers rebel from the smooth warmth of the keyboard.
����I want to feel black loam under my nails, calluses on my hands.
����I want to kneel in the earth and exult in this season, savour the warmth of spring sun on my back.
����I want to unwrap my gardens from last autumn's leaves, caress waking leaves with the tips of my fingers, celebrate their resurrection.
����I am tired of words.
����I'll be back in a few weeks.
--Marn
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