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My Poem of the month (March): Look with joy on what is past and Look with hope on what is yet to come

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Kamran Mofid
24 February 2021
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March many-weathers can be both spring and winter. I hope March for us will be the beginning of the vernal season of love, hope, beauty, light and wormth.

Spring will come, and flowers will bloom!

Yearning in Hope 

The burst of daffodils in March summons us to a new beginning, encouraging us to move away from what

has hurt us or haunted us in the past, and inviting us to dream again.

The iPad painting Do remember they can’t cancel the spring. Photo: © David Hockney/ Via The Guardian

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