Today will be warm, short-sleeve warm. I have pulled back the drapes and lifted the shades. The sky is open and the sun is making a nice breakfast. 
The geese are still flying south. They may be tempted to stop here but they know this warmth is but a pocket in space and time. Soon it will close and the days will grow colder and darker.  They may enjoy the brief respite but they know they still have a long way to go before they will reach their final rest. 
I thank God for the days of respite, times of refreshing for my soul. But, like the birds, I am on a journey and I must set my sights beyond places of only temporary warmth.  For now, I fly, I fly. I am not home yet. There is a better place.  Speed the wing on the air and grant longing sufficient to endure. 
And when the time comes, move me out again.
 
 
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