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Spring Sashay This Way

Spring sashay this way 

Oh look a little babbling brook a classic country scenic site 
Listen to its babbling bliss It is like a greeting from the brooks water sprite,
As the water babbles over pebbles so smooth like silk so sheer 
It's water effortlessly flows glistening as it's  completely crystal clear 
Just Look at you down there hidden away so Inconspicuous
Each inch is like a living renaissance picture, such picturesque pictures
The brook is camouflaged amongst the ditches brush  
Thankfully it's babbling gives it away, a splendid sound we don't want to hush 
You think you've found the end of that little babbling brook until you see 
The water continues under a little trolls bridge beyond what the eye can see,
I guess it flows ahead babbling through many brooks for miles and miles ahead 
Until it stream lines with a stream or reaches a rivers head 
Maybe it locks with a lake or perhaps it'll even see the sea, 
one thing is for sure the water in this babbling brook is forever flowing free,
Just like the flourishing leaves on all the trees 
As the seasons change the shoots begin to spring from mere seeds 
To little tightly caressed shoots and buds starting to fill the bare trees, 
Just waiting for the sunshines kiss to awaken them just like sleeping beautys prince,  
Slowly they unravel into lushes bright waxey green leaves shiny and new 
Bundles of Blossom pettles as white as snow White was to,
They start to pop open like little ballerinas in pastel dresses performing cambre 
Followed by the cherry blossom ballerinas opening with Echappe
Nature's starting to paint over it's autumnal canvas 
With splashes of summer colour from plants like the strophanthus and dianthus,
Rainbows fill the skies with a beautiful memorial of the great seasonal battle,
Between the April showers and Mays spring sun rays who seems to have finally won.
Autumn is ending and spring has finally arrived and summer will soon have begun.

Copyright © Sarah Cope

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