Poems About: SPRING

In this page, poems on / about “spring” are listed.

  • 325.
    Spring

    The spring it is my favorite time
    all new and fresh and young
    fresh vibrant hues
    and buds swollen amber read more »

    Brad Bayliss
  • 326.
    Spring

    I remember Spring
    The flora and the smell
    Scents that breeze would bring
    And fun stories to tell read more »

    Reyvrex Questor Reyes
  • 327.
    One True Thing

    one true thing
    I take seriously
    I go after it
    sharpening it up read more »

    wabi sabi
  • 328.
    Spring in Sweden

    Spring has finally reached Sweden too
    warm rays of sun shining over me and you

    Snowbells and bluebells in bloom read more »

    Lisa thecountrygirl Timmermand
  • 329.
    Spring

    'YES, Spring has come,' the grocer said,
    And tied a final knot of string,
    Rang up the change and becked his head,
    Elated at the breath of Spring. read more »

    Alice Duer Miller
  • 330.
    Mourning Of A Fallen Leaf

    From the tree to the ground
    One fine autumn morning
    I was thrown
    None realizing my mute agony read more »

    Surya S Kumar
  • 331.
    Spring

    Spring comes to me
    With a handful of sorrow
    And the sorrow
    Left a huge shadow. read more »

    gajanan mishra
  • 332.
    When it will be spring

    see flowers on my window
    Cold winds whipping about
    Soon I think
    Wolves will begin to howl read more »

    JAYA GHOSH
  • 333.
    Inscriptions : V.

    --Winter is dead! Hark, hark, upon our hills
    The voices for whose coming thou didst yearn! read more »

    Thomas MacDonagh
  • 334.
    Spring Comes To Old 14th Street

    Spring comes to old 14th street-
    under their tarpaulins
    the bums yawn and stir their limbs
    Winter no more rankles their ankles. read more »

    robert dickerson
  • 335.
    Spring Wind

    The petals are flying away in the spring wind
    So are my thoughts and words
    I cannot hold them back
    Stunned as I am in an ethereal idleness! read more »

    Pradip Chattopadhyay
  • 336.
    July

    'Twas Jack-o'-Winter hailed it first,
    But now more timid angels sing,
    For what dull ear can fail to hear
    Afar the fluting of the Spring? read more »

    John Le Gay Brereton
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