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Winter's End
The tulips tilt their sculptured heads
To gaze into the sun.
The lime-green grass is peeping through,
The suckle's on the run.
I hear a melody of songs
From high atop a tree.
It must mean winter finally passed
And spring has set us free!
This is a lovely, lovely poem!
Jessica:
You use such small and common words so wisely in this poem that they come alive and make a living picture in my mind. A fine example of an accessible and colorful nature poem.
Thanks,
Ken
My Secret River
I am a great lover of nature poetry, and this one is a gem! The title caught my attention and I am glad That I read this one. If you are a lover of nature poetry, you must visit my friend Edwin Robbinette's hall here at post poems. He is a master of nature poetry, ( also a songwriter) and a very good online friend of mine. Tell him Dougie sent you to read his work. I promise you will love it!!!
As always~~
Peace and love ~~~~ Dougie ~~~