Not just a definite sign of spring but a wonderful gift at this Easter season. Wearing the color of a brilliant golden sun and always somehow promising…
Image above (and on front-page mastheads): Forsythia by Paul Jeffrey Poling of BigDog Photography.
Words above by Paul Jeffrey Poling.
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Jesus Christ: Verie flowre of unlothfullness (16th century Scots?). A line read on the cover of a church bulletin over 20 years ago and never forgotten.
Alleluia!
Nancy Weatherwax