最后的春天(Spring’s Here Finally).docVIP

最后的春天(Springs Here Finally) 　　the aterfall behind ur huse at the ler end f lae edenld is a thundering asade f spring runff fr the elting sns f inter it’s been a three-ee dru rll leading up t tda, hen the bal ill rash and the earth ill arrive at that pint in its rbit arund the sun here it ill be light fr as an hurs as it ill be dar 　　tda is reall the elestial liax t a prelude hse resend has been gring n fr a nth in the frests and laes all arund us beginning in late februar and thrugh the nth f arh n saturda rning hies thrugh the ler highlands, i have athed spring sll unfld befre eesa pair f hded ergansers suddenl appeared n ur lae earlier this nth and i heard the unistaable all f a d du several thusand feet verhead, an enrus, igratr fl f anada geese undulated lie strands f lip bla thread suspended against a steel gra s; their ild hning learl audible in spite f the fl’s altitude 　　ust a little re than ne ee ag, as i ae t a plae in the ds here the frest suddenl ields t hat is a ild fler ead in the late spring and suer, the bare trees ere filled ith hundreds f red-inged blabirds, their aphnus hatter filling the therise still rning air it as an eerie harbinger f spring, reinisent f the alfred hith vie the birds later that sae afternn, a sall fl f edar axings, anther igratr speies f sngbirds stpped fr a rest in a nearb tree nl t bls fr ur huse 　　an has alas been fasinated ith the arrival f spring ing sln eighed in n it hen he rte these rds fr his sng in the ld testaent: see! the inter is past; the rains are ver and gne flers appear n the earth; the seasn f singing has e, the ing f dves is heard in ur land the fig tree frs its earl fruit; the blssing vines spread their fragranethe arrival f spring has alas ared a rebirth f srts, nt ust fr nature but als fr us huans it is a tie f aaening, a tie t frget the ld and t ebrae the ne 　　fr st ids it’s sipl a tie hen the an pla utside lnger, riding their ne biles and satebards r shting hps in drivea basetball urts fr se adults it