Easter Egg Hunt Poem by Barry Middleton
Easter Egg Hunt
The children play upon the lawn,
another generation's dawn.
We wish a better destiny
for springtime hope and progeny.
The melody that lovers plan,
in children since all time began,
darts here and there across the grass
till innocence can stand at last
and raise a fist in triumph there,
a pastel egg, an answered prayer.
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: children,easter,hope,innocence
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