A Season's Dance

Sultry afternoon zephyr moves Pacificator's calm Rallying in spring's blossoms' dance Inherit Hyacinth's balm Now dance Cherry blossom pink Glide 'pon zephyr's faint breeze Slip to the ground and rest in death Unite in summer's ease Move mighty oak branches~dance, groove Mighty summer storm blows Enjoy the strong breeze, clap and tap Rinsed, energized leaves glow Afternoons warm, cool autumn nights Unusually dry air Thrill to colorful leaves' tango Unified dancing pairs Moss is touched by ballerina Neat steps of burgundy Wisteria's yellow vines twist In step so artfully Nests are empty their numbers few Tapestry of white embossed Evergreens shake, snow waltzes down Remember dances lost Finis" Sponsor: Gail Angel Doyle Contest: A Season's Dance Written: September 28, 2013 Poet: Sara Kendrick Poulter's measure:8,6,8,6 with rhyme only on the 6 The first letter of each line spells something