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Spring Hopes, Eternal
After winter's cold drought
Before the summer's bright
Comes the weeks of waking
Diminished shades of night
Each new dew-drop sunrise
Finds lengthening, the light
Greens begin their creep
Hallowed - life's rebound
In this rouse from sleep
Jutting thru cold ground
Kissed and petal-crowned
Life finds its way
May bursts alive
Now the new day
Opens to thrive
Priceless this
Quiet change
Renewed bliss
Spring comes
Then cheers ...
Us.
Written and submitted on April 16, 2019
For the "Diminished Hexaverse Contest About Spring" Poetry Contest
Caren Krutsinger, Judge & Sponsor.
(Syllables counted at HowManySyllables.com)
* This is a Diminished Hexaverse ... I decided to do it in ABC and Rhyme as well. *
Copyright ©
Gregory R Barden
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