Willow Whispers
Written: June 24, 2026, for a contest sponsored by Joanna Daniel
Checked by HMS.COM / 8 syllables per line
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Where daffodils in springtime bloom,
As finches trill with joyful sight—
And dragonflies in sunlight loom.
The June breeze whispers soft and low,
Through willow branches, silver-white—
While lilies drift in pond below.
Beneath the summer's golden gaze,
Swallows follow their southern flight—
As the leaves shimmer in the haze.
Then winter winds begin their flow,
And bare trees stand in frost-bound site—
While streams are locked in frost's cold show.
Frost-laden branches bend and gleam,
Shimmering in winter's cold light—
Whilst the town's awakening dreams.
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