An Offspring of Hope

An Offspring of Hope

A Poem by Kelly Scheppers

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An Offspring of Hope

 

 

 

Winter breathes a stoic chill

diffusing my rain drenched soul
with insipid colors,

impregnating my muse
with an offspring

of hope.

 

 

 

 

 photography by/ Gonulkocak

© 2018 Kelly Scheppers


Author's Note

Kelly Scheppers
...for those who are still feeling the cold of winter

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Your imagination and lextraordinary anguage has created an alternative look for Spring, she's now become both Mother and Child. Perhaps the length of Winter will inspire us simple human beings to appreicate what's to come even more than we might have. We do 'taking forgranted' far, far too well.

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Yours, listening to the rain hammering on the windows. xx


Posted 6 Years Ago


emmajoy

6 Years Ago

Making a note, no marshamallow, but pounds of chocolate is fine! x
Kelly Scheppers

6 Years Ago

...although none will be sweeter than you! ; )
emmajoy

6 Years Ago

you just made my smalles Easter egg smile BIG!!

B the way, love that photograph!
Beautiful photography and a jewel of words. Love the metaphor Kelly. Yes, Spring is birth inwardly and outwardly. You truly captured this idea with your eloquent poem. :)

Posted 6 Years Ago


Kelly Scheppers

6 Years Ago

You are most kind, Annette. Thank you!
Ahhh!!! this was a most needed refreshment to the end of a dreary winter. Most welcoming.

Posted 6 Years Ago


Kelly Scheppers

6 Years Ago

I got lost in the photography. Thank you, dear Mari!
I absolutely love the title of this... wonderful thinking .

Yes, in dull, miserable days it is good that we have hope to carry us through :)

Posted 6 Years Ago


Kelly Scheppers

6 Years Ago

You are a bright light in my day, Stella...thank you!
Stella Armour

6 Years Ago

Thank you Kelly :)
We all need an offspring of hope Kelly, to help us get through whatever it is we need to get through. You have captured that glimmering of a possibilty of a maybe perfectly. Let's hope it blooms as well as your words :)

Posted 6 Years Ago


Kelly Scheppers

6 Years Ago

We can only hope. Thank you so much, Lorry!
This is a wonderful reminder that dreary as it may be at times, winter does not last forever. The hope of spring we can carry in our hearts until that day when the cold rain turns into warm spring showers. I love the images you have created and your choice of words just roll off the tongue when read aloud. Just lovely!

Posted 6 Years Ago


Kelly Scheppers

6 Years Ago

Your reviews always find a way into my heart. Thank you, Dara...and may you have a most blessed East.. read more
Dara

6 Years Ago

And you as well. Reading your poetry is always a joy.
no pain no gain eh!? ;) sharp contrast in thoughts and feelings for me ...my winter is long gone down here in Arkansas but i sure do remember the cold of SD all the way to blizzards in Easter ..this is a very disappointing time when that happens ... so i love the turn and the language you use ...hope is what it is eh!? warm hugs Kelly :)
E.
ps. "impregnating" is very powerful image and makes the hope that much more assured ..nice stuff my friend!

Posted 6 Years Ago


Kelly Scheppers

6 Years Ago

I thought it was a pretty cool metaphor, myself. Thank you, Gene!
these words are alive, exhaling anticipation. i can feel it outside today! time for a renewal. beautiful and welcomed ...

Posted 6 Years Ago


Kelly Scheppers

6 Years Ago

It does have an affect on your muse as well as your soul, doesn't it, Pete? Inhale deeply my friend... read more
Your muse must be infused with something, Kelly. This is wonderful! You know I do not feel the chill of winter here in South Florida, but I remember NJ winters that made me feel this one. Lydi**

Posted 6 Years Ago


Kelly Scheppers

6 Years Ago

Oh yes, you are a Jersey girl to the bone! We were practically neighbors and didn't even know it..... read more

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Added on March 28, 2018
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Kelly Scheppers
Kelly Scheppers

San Diego, CA



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