THE JOYS OF SPRING!

Clarke Wallace
2 days ago
1 min read

Spring has sprung, the grass has risen,

I wonder where the birdies is.'

I'm damned if I know where the expression came from.

It's haunted me for as many years as I can remember.

It sounds like it came from my late mother who had a quirky, amusing sense of humor.

With little wonder.

She was from Rosedale, part of Toronto, and that speaks for itself.

Writer's comment: The spring has sprung...

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