Sunday, April 4, 2021

Poem: Spring Comes

 Zealously invading

Winter’s cold with its promise

Gnats hatch to swill in warm light

Sap swells into buds

 

Feebly, worming its

Presence into Winter’s wrath

Smoothing wind’s bite until

Only lone flakes remain.

 

Slowly limping until

Stems push dirt aside, petals emerge,

And Spring tumbles in on thunderheads

Spreading its promise in humid air

 

Enduringly, heeding the

Calls of recreation,

The ancient prayers of life, Spring

Lingers in warm breezes and heavy dews.

 

                                              by Carol Phillips

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