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Spring Exhibition
Written: April 20, 2024
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Dappled gold shimmers in spring—wake us,
A vibrant vroom, with azaleas and crocus.
Light beams teasingly stroke gossamer leaf,
A concerto of nature—vow for nexus of relief.
Flurries of pink blossoms twirl and sway,
Wrapped in a gentle—ethereal display.
Silky whispers herald the arrival of spring.
Vivid quilt—dulcet apple petals bear wing.
Ariose lavender shades sway and twirl.
Idle amid empyreal of a violet swirl.
Aphonic purple eclipse—ambrosian and bright.
Aureate with a heavenly elixir of light.
As sun rises—crimson adorns the sky.
A vivid shade that all creation ally.
Meadows brimming with daisies bloom.
Tulips are twirling as the beat resumes.
Oh, the blooms—of shooting stars.
A mist of hues, strewn, drills us from afar.
They acquire cyan from a sky of sapphire.
Curvaceous canorous chorus colors never tire.
Teardrops in woodlands spawn.
Nature's sorrow —silently drawn.
Whispering trees, their branches weep,
As the tears from heaven balmily seep,
Whispers of snowdrops, delicate and fair,
Adorned by moon ethereal glare.
Blithely beauteous, buxom, and bright,
Crowning the night with esoteric light.
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