Here Comes Spring
Here Comes Spring
They sit, waiting, fluffed birds on cold perch,
eyes pinched against winter’s harsh white
in defiance of the season’s bitter curse
holding still night’s frail and icy light.
Blanketed beneath soft downy quilt
potential undisturbed in earthen tomb
awaiting subtle shift of solstice tilt
to bathe in chilling waters flowing womb.
Awakened they push toward warming sun
soft buds that trumpet beauty’s soft reply
that Spring will see the nests and webs redone
nature’s essence seduce the butterfly.
The spinning color wheel of flowered glee
the scents and sounds of that we cannot see.
2/21/2015
Submitted – Flower Song – Poetry contest
sponsor –Rick Parise
Copyright © John Lawless | Year Posted 2015
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