Aspects Of Spring Poem by Valerie Dohren
Aspects Of Spring
See the flowers softly blooming
All the trees, new leaves to bear
Nature's beauty thus unfurling
As we breathe the honeyed air
Early now the sun is rising
Spreading light across the ground
Birds are nesting in the branches
Hear them sing, the sweetest sound
Gone is winter's cloak of darkness
Farewell to that season's chill
Welcome now the warmth of Springtime -
Hail the saffroned daffodil
Lifeless grass begins to flourish
Coloured crocus grace the scene
Fallowed land is now new seeded
April showers - all is green
In sweet fields, new lambs are prancing
Up and down, in gay delight
Soft white fleeces bathed in sunshine
Such a splendid, beauteous sight
Young love blossoms in the arbours
Two entwined as clinging vine
Eyes that meet in warm enchantment
Lips as red as seasoned wine
Yellow chicks and eggs of chocolate
Easter bunnies - children smile
Happiness is all around you -
Take your time and stay awhile
©️ Valerie Dohren
When I vote my 10 my comment disappeared. sooo here goes again...a most enjoyable verse. Thank you for the invitation to read. Thank you for sharing. Dorothy A Poet Who Loves To Sing (I invite you to read my Ode To Eloise)
Your portrait of Spring is as beautiful that of Summer, Valerie. Lt the birth of the season not be just an onset of it... A powerful write.
A delightful write about spring in all its glory. Your images brings spring alive.
This reminds me of something William Wordsworth would have written.... nature, beauty... haven upon Earth. Lovely poem :)
Yellow chicks and eggs of chocolate wonderful line for Easter...natures beauty in this poem a pleasure to read and read again. I luv chocolate and this poem! ...regards
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/5/2025 5:07:50 AM # 1.0.0
My hats off to you for a brilliant write :) It's better than the one written on Daffodills by Williams W. :)