Winter's Death

When winter's icy grip begins to fade, And gentle breeze do thaw the frozen ground, The earth awakes from slumber, unafraid, As tender shoots of green emerge unbound. The songbirds' sweetest melodies resound, As flowers bloom in colors bright and bold, The sun's warm rays caress the fertile ground, And meadows come alive in greens and gold. Oh, how the dormant world does now unfold, In grace and beauty, vivid and alive, With hope and promise that can ne’er grow old, In spring's embrace, the world begins to thrive So let us revel in the season's sphere, And welcome spring with hearts full of good cheer.