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Winter slowly retreats under the warming sun, snowbanks collapsing over days—sometimes hours—as if with a drawn-out sigh, and small spikes of green emerge here and there in the dust and at the edges of the mud.
Many other places in the world are already in full bloom, but everything takes a little longer to work its way up here. So let the frost play at nights for a few weeks more. Patience, and faith in these rhythms, that's all it takes.
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