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Friday, March 20, 2026

Poem: “Spring Equinox” By: R. S. Thomas

Do not say, referring to the sun

“It’s journey northward has begun,”

As though it were a bird, annually migrating,

That now returns to build in rich trees

Its nest of golden grass. Do not belie

Its lusty health with words such as imply

A pallid invalid recuperating.

The age demands the facts, therefore be brief – 

Others will sense the simile – and say:

“We are turning towards the sun’s indifferent ray.” 

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