A Land of Monochrome

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The lamb of March morphs into a lion, and with a roar, Winter decides to fight. As the Pleiades flee from Orion, the lamb of March morphs into a lion. And flurries bury the dandelion, denying Spring flowers essential light. The lamb of March morphs into a lion, and with a roar, Winter decides to fight. Denying Spring flowers essential light; the earliest blooms may be doomed to die. Winter may be almost through, but not quite; denying Spring flowers essential light. Red-breasted robins are quick to take flight; tepid breezes summoning them to fly. Denying Spring flowers essential light; the earliest blooms may be doomed to die. Tepid breezes summoning them to fly; flocks of songbirds start migrating back home. Yes, they're coming, not a word of a lie, tepid breezes summoning them to fly. Unaware that March is going awry, they arrive in a land of monochrome. Tepid breezes summoning them to fly; flocks of songbirds start migrating back home.

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