Notes About The Poem


February 25, 2020
Springtime Ninette Poetry Contest sponsored by M. L. Kiser

Spring Signs Ninette

Bring
me Spring.
Show me signs
Winter has lost
February’s frost.
Let days lengthen
and strengthen.
Bring me
Spring!

Cold
get’s old!
Winter’s great
for a while but
I wait with a smile
for Spring to ring
in. So I 
scold the
cold.

Faint
Spring paint --
First sign of
yellow on a
goldfinch so mellow,
still garbed today
in Winter’s
gray faint
paint.

Hark,
a lark
in the park
sings so sweetly.
Chickadees chatter:
“Hey you, what’s the
matter, Spring
sparks the 
park.”
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Dietrich Avatar
March 3, 2022 at 4:44 PM
I love the way you did rhyming in yours!! I like to use rhymes in etherees even when it says non-rhyming form. Whether this is non rhyming form or not, i prefer it rhymed like you did it. Congrats here.
Cohen Avatar
March 6, 2022 at 3:54 PM
Thanks Andrea. I love to use rhyme even when not "required" if it adds value. It does increase the degree of difficulty, especially in a form like this one.
Proxenos Avatar
February 27, 2022 at 10:02 AM
Spring is in the air as your poignant write and outstanding words describe so vividly to us. Breathtaking images Eric. Blessings, Jennifer.
Cohen Avatar
March 6, 2022 at 3:51 PM
Indeed, Spring is nearly here. Thanks, Jennifer.
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