She Springs
Silently she arrived on rain-bowed streams, in shamrock eyes.
She filled the ponds and fluffed the blossom.
Stuffed milkweed pods and puffs of cotton.
She nudged chorus frogs from emerald dreams.
Gifting rubied songs to the forever-greens.
She rouged away the last snowflake,
Brushing pastel hues into robin eggs.
Then she humbly drifted far away.
Into the gilded heart of Etain.
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