Spring Lingers
Spring Lingers
Winter’s long rage is quiet now
And Spring, once again clothes herself
With the promise of Summer’s warmth.
Yet, she lingers, and listens for
The soft and familiar tread
Of one who joys in her pathways.
But life, pregnant and impatient
Calls for new beginnings and birth,
And heeding; Spring fades into life
That sings and dances anew with
The soft and familiar tread
Of one who joys in her pathways.
Contest - Nature Poetry Contest
James Stanton 3-5-21
Copyright © James Stanton | Year Posted 2021
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