Springtime of Winter

Springtime Of Winter I caught a ray of morning light That danced in the palm of my hand As I moved from the shade, it waltzed Up my arms to my face in a warm ballet A drop of rain fell upon my forehead Soothing the heat born from morning light I caught a breeze in a plastic bag proving It exists by the fill of the bag, now visible I ran through the tall greening grass sweet Full of clovers and pink periwinkles moist Butterflies fluttered around my head joyously In vibrant colors that filled my head with rainbows I looked at the faces of others and saw the flowers Planted in their souls, in their eyes came a morning Light that danced in the palm of my hearts hand Melting the winter chill and setting springtime free In me Carole Cookie Arnold
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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