Springtime Poem
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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Springtime Poem
Yvonne Tirakian and Rachel Kanapsky
Morning dew drops cover delicate flowers
Drinking in light from the sun
In the early daytime hours.
Photo by ecstaticist
Warm wind whistles through trees
And they sway side to side
With the buzzing of the bees.
Photo by Alexandre Moreau | Photography
New life blossoms and blooms
Beginning to grow
Eradicating winter's gloom.
Photo by victor_nuno
A steady drizzle turns violent and frightening
With horrible booms of thunder
And terrifying strikes of lightning.
Photo by eric_malette
Frozen creeks melt into flowing streams
Reptiles and amphibians awaken
From their hibernating dreams.
Photo by Ian Sane
A mother bear stirs from her prolonged sleep
Her cubs are there beside her
They do not make a peep.
Photo by `James Wheeler
Birds fly north to their places of summer retreat
Their nests instantly in the making
As their wings soak in the newfound heat.
Photo by blmiers2
The cycle of life is constantly turning
And springtime
Is for what we are always yearning.
Photo by Jason A. Samfield
