Spring Is Nearing
The meadow is beginning to stir ever so slightly
Tinges of new green growth in tiny buds appearing
The dying browns of winter are still unsightly
The meadow is beginning to stir ever so slightly,
And I, I am taking a new, fresh look, forthrightly
In this fascinating meadow I find so endearing,
The meadow is beginning to stir ever so slightly
Tinges of new green growth in tiny buds appearing.
The dying browns of winter are still unsightly [but]
The meadow is beginning to stir ever so slightly,
And I, I am taking a new, fresh look, forthrightly
In this fascinating meadow I find so endearing
Tinges of new green growth in tiny buds appearing,
An exhilarating high, knowing that spring is nearing.
written February 23, 2022
[This is a "trionet," which combines
the 14 lines and features of a sonnet with
the repetition of lines in a triolet. A
poetry format I invented]
Copyright © L Milton Hankins | Year Posted 2022
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