April (An Acrostic) Poem by John Carter Brown

April (An Acrostic)

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As the late daffodils begin to
Parade their yellow nodding heads above
Receding crocuses and snowdrops,
Imperceptible changes now give way to a
Luxuriance of growth in every wood and copse.

Monday, February 17, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: acrostic
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
(Written Jan 2014)
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jessica 17 April 2018

You are talented,your poems inspire me and encourage me

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Smoky Hoss 06 March 2014

I pray that this beautiful scene does soon arrive in reality! Very good.

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Valerie Dohren 28 February 2014

Lovely John, well composed.

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Susy Evelyne 25 February 2014

Sutble and well crafted. I really enjoyed this, John. Love the final line. We don't hear much about copses now but the word evokes a beautiful tranquil world.

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