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Robins Land

A flock of robins land
Devour all the worms
Eat the oak's acorns small
And swiftly disappear
Come again as spring enthralls

A flock of robins land
Upon the green front lawn
Trees suddenly revive
Green leaves slowly emerge
Nature begins to thrive

A flock of robins land
Soon dogwoods' blossoms white
Open at crack of dawn
It unfolds 'fore my eyes
Deers deliver those fawns

A flock of robins land
Their melodic songs touch
Upon frost-kissed cold grass
Symphony of joy on earth
Vibrant red breast contrast

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Valsa George February 21, 2024 at 9:10 PM This is so lovely my dear. The sight of so many birds landing at the sametime is a delight, be it robins or any other birds. Your poem is so lucid and straight in its description of the beauty and liveliness of spring, that i can see all that you have described in my mind's eye. Into my FAVE Sara Kendrick February 22, 2024 at 5:47 AM I am honored that you would fave it, Valsa. I appreciate the high praise. Sara K

Bill Baker February 21, 2024 at 5:36 PM It's always good when we see robins ... spring is coming soon. I enjoyed you uplifting poetry today, Sara. Thanks for sharing it with us, my friend. Sounds like the weather here in North Texas. Are you, our neighbor? Hugs, Bill Sara Kendrick February 22, 2024 at 5:45 AM Bill, I live in climate area 7(plantings, etc.). I live in what is considered west central Georgia. Here we get a lot of our weather from the Gulf Of Mexico. A lot of humidity which is miserable in the summer. It is seeming to be more like spring here now and I am hoping the last of the coldest weather. Thank you for dropping by. Sara K

Silent One February 21, 2024 at 11:22 AM I've never seen Robins in that colour... but there are a lot of them... there must have been food in that photo... You wrote this one with great detail.. Sara Kendrick February 21, 2024 at 11:53 AM SO, every year they appear in my front yard at about the same time. Their breast are usually not as vivid at the time they are here in our front yard. I think it becomes more colorful when they are mating. They say they stay here all year but are more in the wooded areas before they mate. Thanks for stopping by. Sara K

Daniel Henry Rodgers February 21, 2024 at 5:27 AM Dear Sara, Your poem wonderfully shows nature's cycle through the arrival and departure of a flock of robins. It also beautifully captures the fleeting moments of their presence, symbolizing the changing seasons and the rhythm of life. A delightful portrayal of nature's wonders. - Blessings, Daniel Sara Kendrick February 21, 2024 at 5:44 AM Why, Daniel, thank you. I need the blessings. Sara K