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The Labor Pains of March
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By George David Denson
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The Labor Pains of March


When February becomes forgotten history,
Memories fade of Winter's dreariness and cold;
March goes into contractual labor pains,
Ready to birth a new Spring ever so bold!

There are thirty-one opportunistic days betwen,
February and April -- Take time, count them every one;
For March is a God given natural earthen bridge,
To transport our souls, from winter's cold to Springs new sun.

Beware the uncertain ides of every March,
Shakespeare long ago voiced so loud and clear;
My friend, don't be afraid when March the first comes,
For Spring and new life, may be very close and ever so near!

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Submitted: Wednesday, March 1, 2006

Last Updated: Wednesday, March 1, 2006

About the Poet
I am 73 years old and have not written poetry in these past many years For my wife of 73, my daughter of 50 and my son, 44 in the Army National guard I write this poem in faith but also with tear.

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