Regular Show

They say it's a regular show,

When the ground starts to snow,

And the flowers take a bow.

They say it'll be over before I know,

Just when everything became white and aglow.

I bury myself in a place deep below,

Crush the seeds of spring they sow,

Near limpid waters that swiftly flow.

Of all the things I know not how,

To make it last forever yet I vow.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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