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Enter Spring

Enter chirps and birdsong chorus, morning melodies before us roaring like April's taurus. Rain rolls in waves, wagons o'r spill. Sown seeds leap up, landscapes refill. Kiss duck lips of daffodil! Rose petals, delicate yet dense sweat perfume with honey incense. Waving leaves afresh commence. Welcome heat, repeat your story! Shimmers tickle morning glory, tracing love's allegory. 2/2/2021

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Gershon Wolf

Date: 2/2/2021 4:36:00 PM

What a marvelous festival for the senses, you've penned, Juliet... I feel like I'm in a vegetation desert here in Chicago (18 inches of snow on the ground), which makes your artistry all the more appealing... I'm gasping for breath... Please, please, just a whiff of Spring... Please... ~ Expiration date (mine) -- February 03. lol. :) gw

Juliet Ligon
Date: 2/2/2021 7:27:00 PM

Thanks for your comments, Gershon. That sure is a lot of snow! Inspired by a former contest, I wanted to try this form for all seasons. Spring's my favorite because everything comes alive after the dead of winter.