Robert Lindley Poet Rhyme

And Yes Tis the Glory of Spring We So Adore

And Yes Tis The Glory Of Spring We So Adore

And yes tis the glory of Spring we so adore
When cold weather relents, better temps we implore
As vibrant colors emerge, our hearts begin to sing
Nature then casts so sweetly its finest of rings
A most vibrant compelling step into our lives
One which in its great beauty a soul gladly dives.

Mother earth dances forth its welcoming new songs
With renewed powers rights winter's harshest of wrongs
Creating to our delight that rich, verdant green
Sun and sky join to radiant resplendent sheen
Mankind can then surge out to enjoy Nature's best
As we may seek new romance at our heart's behest.

And yes tis the glory of Spring we so adore
When cold weather relents, better temps we implore
As vibrant colors emerge, our hearts begin to sing
Nature then casts so sweetly its finest of rings.

Robert J. Lindley,  3-13-2021
Rhyme, 
( Inspired this morn by my reading Maureen's McGreavy's- "playing footsie"  haiku )

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Paula Goldsmith April 23, 2021 at 12:18 PM I love spring and I love this spring write. Your line, "As vibrant colors emerge, our hearts begin to sing." That is so very true. Have a blessed day/weekend writing away.................

Elaine George April 23, 2021 at 6:41 AM Good morning Robert, Stopping by to read one of your beautiful poems. Here in Canada Spring arrived early then played a trick on us...We had snow on Wednesday. It is all gone now. Thank you for sharing your wonderful poetry.

M. L. Kiser April 16, 2021 at 12:30 PM "Mother earth dances forth its welcoming new songs With renewed powers rights winter's harshest of wrongs" wonderful imagery here, penned with great depth of thought, this is beautiful.

Paul Callus April 16, 2021 at 10:59 AM Fortunately spring comes with a promise of a better life, Robert. We realize that what we dreaded the night before is not so bad after all. This poem is lovely and optimistic, my friend. Best regards // paul

Gregory Richard Barden April 12, 2021 at 4:45 PM Amen, Brother - all is coming alive again, even a world that has been in an extended "winter" of Covid fear ... the warmth of optimism and renewed life is about us - as you have so exquisitely captured here ... bravo!

Maureen McGreavy Pigeon Tart April 8, 2021 at 8:17 AM I like to say “the only thing I like about winter is spring”, I’ll add the poetry that that brings. Gorgeous piece Robert, I am thrilled to have inspired you. Warm hugs, xomo Robert Lindley April 8, 2021 at 8:24 AM Thank you my friend. For both your reply and the inspiration given by your very fine poem that gave cause for me to compose that new poem. In my estimation it is indeed a true and great blessing if and when one of our offerings inspires another poet to compose a new poem. As such is true evidence of the finer poetic abilities of the poet that gave such inspiration. God bless...

Joanna Daniel April 8, 2021 at 7:25 AM An excellent poem on Spring and the joy it brings, Robert, glad to stop by:) Robert Lindley April 8, 2021 at 7:30 AM Thanks my friend. I have been sick, but am recovering. Always a task to try to catch up on my poetry reading, posting, commenting. One that will take me a few days it now seems as my energy level is low and my passion for poetry not as it once was! God bless..