Nature's Daughter
Songbirds tweet, serenading first light:
celebrating the dawning of Spring.
And Sol rises, much to their delight:
expressed in the melodies they sing.
Dawn gathers drops, morning mist has shed:
gleaning vapors from which dew is spun.
And drips droplets onto spider webs
or blades of grass, caressed by the Sun.
Spring's sweet scent perfumes each gentle breeze,
warm as a smile on a baby's lips.
And tending to hummingbirds and bees:
She doles out nectar in tiny sips.
Radiant as moonbeams on water,
Spring is a bonny breath of fresh air.
And as befitting Nature's daughter,
wildlife flourishes under Her care.
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