Greeting Us With A New Surprise Poem by David Harris

Greeting Us With A New Surprise



After the March winds
we have the April rain.
Now in May we watch
the pretty flows grow.
June, July and August
are the flowering seasons
at the height of the noonday’s sun.
September brings the autumn leaves
near the closing of the year.
October seems to bear all
as the autumn leaves begin to fall.
November brings a chill
to every living thing
announcing winter is on its way.
December’s snow blankets
the hard frozen ground.
January brings in a new year
to February’s valentines.
And so each moth rolls by,
each greeting us with a new surprise.

23-24 May 2008

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
JoAnn McGrath 01 July 2008

there seems to be something in every month...if we just look for it there: O)

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