Abracadabra
Spring arrives atop warm beams of sunlight
while Her breath softly caresses my skin.
Without much toil, Spring swiftly thaws the soil,
and daffodils start sprouting overnight,
while a green stubble starts to veil the trees.
Spring, like Autumn, is a magical sprite;
sharing the same passion for rich pigments
between them: they hold every copyright.
When Winter is no more than a has-been,
Spring swiftly thaws the soil, without much toil,
while wildflowers color a world of white.
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