The Troubles of Spring

Spring brings an end to outdoor diversion, Though some don’t mind its seasonal distress, It could be an annoying occasion, When the body is overlaid with stress. There is an upsurge in the earth’s waters, They overflow and pay guests to the land, It’s saddled with tempestuous matters, Like a fellow standing on sinking sand. It is a happy and glee time for ants, The uninvited guests throng our gardens, They are not a huge concern for peasants, Flooded and battered farms deeply saddens. Spring resuscitates my aversion ply, Sometimes it’s hard to push through and comply. February 22, 2023. Spring Is Not All Poetry Contest, Michelle Faulkner.