February-Shadow Acrostic

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Frozen drifts of snow will soon melt upon the high bluff
Ending Winter's hold, in time for warmer days of reprieve
Blooming will be a tulip, sprouted from a dormant bulb
Ring-Necked Doves will happily coo with joyous fervor
Unbound we'll be from the fear of catching the dreaded flu
Anxious for temperate weather to green lawns and flora
Relinquishing its seasonal right as a month of chilly weather
Yielding, February will step aside, for Spring is on its way

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Duke Beaufort

Date: 2/28/2024 11:18:00 AM

Lin this is a pleasure. Flowers and warmth are much welcomed by many of us in colder climes. I particularly like the line you created about Flu--made me smile. It is so unpleasant to get sick, it does grate on our minds when we go out or if someone comes into our home. It is a relief not to worry about that. You put it in such poetic context that brings a long-lasting smile. TY!!

Lin Lane
Date: 2/28/2024 5:35:00 PM

Lol Duke. We’re never too old to learn something new, are we?

Duke Beaufort
Date: 2/28/2024 1:36:00 PM

Lin, I had never seen a shadow acrostic before this one. I didn’t even realize what you did. Your comment response revealed it to me. Now I am even more impressed with you! Silly me thought the title was February-shadow. I’m embarrassed now!

Lin Lane
Date: 2/28/2024 12:23:00 PM

Thanks. I needed a word ending in 'u' to make this a shadow acrostic... February spelled on the first letter on the left and last letter on the right. I'm happy to have made you smile.