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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required April came as my invited guest Delighted once again to see her magnificent gifts But she brought her frost laden bucket Raised it upon the warm air Three nights of chill, frost everywhere Some plants turned black, frozen through Japanese magnolia blossoms died falling down Star magnolia white littered the ground April, April! You silly clown Corn up three inches high dies with a sigh! Tomato plants frozen through We buried them too! Your middle is better than your beginning Spring finally arrived with a warm blow dryer Waved it all around Spring green appeared, inspired People begin to trek outside They are uplifted at the sight of you No longer bundled up 'til they can't move Enjoying some beauty that you bestowed April so fickle please don't switch again Let your inexpugnable attitude remain Warm the earth let her send forth her beauty Touch, caress all the plants, trees and flowers Encourage all of this planet to come alive Renew once again all humankind Remind them of a spirit of love Show them how to be kind Date: 04/13/2021 Sponsor: Regina McIntosh Contest: April inexpugnable-adj.-stable, fixed I read a lot of poetry. If any part of my work sounds familiar, it is not because I have copied another famous poet on purpose. The opening verse when I got to thinking about it reminded me of Emily Dickinson but I did not do it on purpose so I am giving her credit for the idea in verse one .
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