Tulips

I’ve never seen such a sight,
TULIPS....
Blooming in a place 
A palpitation of spring heartbeat that 
Unfolds into small town beauty
As it blends into a rainbow of 
Yellow, pink, red....
And even the fawns came back into a short stretch 
Of twilight,
Just to take one more look 
So 
Don’t blink when you drive through 
Because the Jersey May will disappear 
Once more into those thick woods of history.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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