Song of Spring

Spring in her step, she’s stepped into spring;
Long silence lapsing, she’s longing to sing.

Keying the lock, she unlocks the keys,
Soothing sweet sonnets, soft melodies.

Tuning her pitch, she pitches her tune;
Heavenly choirs, splendidly crooned.

Flirting with flowers, she flits through the hours,
Blossoming, blooming, testing her powers.

Birthing, unearthing breathtaking views;
Ballooning, expanding, melodious muse.

Loamy rich overtones, lavish, lush spoils,
Overtures plenty - turned in the soil.

Pleasantly following phonic pursuits,
Soulful production of flavorful fruits.

Knowingly rises, ascended, arose;
A rose’s sweet scent awakens the nose.

Arranged like a rainfall, like bells on a roof;
Sonically soaring - aloft, not aloof.

Like slipping through sieves with clever deceiving,
Looming in view, a loom that she’s weaving.

Minding her time, she needs no reminding;
Bound for a spell, she’s simply spellbinding.

Taking a breather, she puts on the brakes.
Shuttering shuddering, tremulous shakes;

Tenacious timbre, tremendous takes,
A garden of glorious growth in her wake.

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for the 2022 Poetry Marathon Mile 20 Poetry Contest sponsored by Mark Toney written 03/21/2022
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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March 21, 2022 at 10:56 AM
I really like the thoughts and the symbolism in this masterpiece. Jeff, your wording is just great. Have a wonderful Monday.
Kyser Avatar
March 21, 2022 at 11:06 AM
Thanks, I hope you have a blessed day as well!
Hankins Avatar
March 21, 2022 at 8:34 AM
Way to go! Jeff. You have written a wonderful piece with alliterative couplets. Good luck in the contest.
Kyser Avatar
March 21, 2022 at 11:08 AM
Surprised with the result, I was trying for more of the chiasmus, but instead of getting nested deep as I had hoped, ended up with a bunch used within the couplets. On a bit of a kick with the idea of the verb and the noun being different things (e.g., rose, tune, etc.)
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