Spring Meadows

Once there was a dream, of green spring meadows
Bouncing rabbits munching on dandelions yellow
Through the tall grass, a civilization scurries
All looking in delight, for their next meal in a hurry

Birds chirp pleasantly, filling the air with glee
While red and brown squirrels, eat acorns on tall trees
Butterflies take flight through the fresh air
Sweet baby deer, glance around and stare

And then came a rain storm, and at once they all fleed
To shelters built up right out of debris
And when the sun shone again, new flowers agrew
Such admirable colors in the meadow all through

Then the rain dryed, and again all was well
Rays of sunshine clearing away the hell
Before darkness set upon the tranquil sight
To all of the animals, may they be wished good night
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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