Seasons of Grief

The season has changed and the days are longer and warmer; new blooms rise from the ground each morning, and tree buds are bursting. Nature is at its glorious best, and the days hold the promise of what is to come. How can anyone be sad at this time of year?The spring blooms that bring so much pleasure push my friend Beth into an annual melancholy. Ever since her mother died one bright April morning, the arrival of spring makes Beth teary-eyed as she recalls the terrible emptiness of that spring day when her dear mother passed away.

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Seasons of Grief

By: Robbie Miller Kaplan for LegacyConnect

The season has changed and the days are longer and warmer; new blooms rise from the ground each morning, and tree buds are bursting