Springtime's Mimes Rhymes

Springtime's Mimes Rhymes 

There she swells, a beauty queen
A blushing face, so elegantly and green
All the king's men gallantly intervene
To the march of spring in May's glean
April blossoms wean from winter's scene
As kings lay spread the earthen bean
Tears of queens stream soft and serene
As nature's foliage, mothers preen
The king and queen, lay courting evergreen
Tulips and robins singing songs in between
Til summers must, the dance fade and convene

connie pachecho

4/15/2018
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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