Farewell To Snow

Today, glimpsed I,  a curious sight
A  mound  of  snow,  no  longer  white.
It basked alone, upon brown grass
It seemed to say, this too shall pass

When greener days shall come to be
When spring soon covers every tree
With robins nests and leaves of green
This mound of snow shall cease to be.

And so,  in passing by, paid my respects
To winter and to all of its effects
And bid springtime my warmest welcome.

For as long as this old earth shall spin
God has ordained each winter’s end
Yea, God has ordained each spring begin.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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August 16, 2026 at 4:19 PM
ah the capture of when mud and snow are at war, time for change...great poem recognizing when seasons change and gives deepest respect to each, nice job your quill had done
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