Monday, April 14, 2025

 The springtime wind that

tore branches from trees also

          gently stirs the pond.

 

I wanted to use "ripples on the pond" but couldn't make it work!  And I guess the past tense/present tense reflects the wind that blew last night and the breeze that blew this afternoon.

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