Nature's Dawn Poem by Dennis Lange

Nature's Dawn



An early warming day in June,
Inside the oven of the sun,
The earth still blooms from Spring's swift boon -
Official summer not begun.

The morning clouds from off the sea
Sail north and give a subtle shade -
A lacy, cotton canopy -
Behind - a peek a boo is played.

The road pours asphalt down my hill,
With pair of houses to the right;
While on the left it's verdant still -
A somber green in morning's light.

As if I've seen grand Nature's dawn -
A sight that is the season's first -
An exclamation, 'There's a fawn! '
I spot the spotted glory burst!

Nature's Dawn
Sunday, April 2, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: nature,renewed hope,spring
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