"Come smell the green things growing,
The boxwood after rain;
See where old beds are showing
Their slender spears again"
From ‘In April' by Margaret Lee Ashle
I dream of Spring
Now that Winter's here
The hedgerows to ring
And the sun to cheer;
These days that stand between
Are enemies in my path
The coverers of the green
Provokers of my wrath;
But here in my bed
With the night so cold and dark
My thoughts are gladly led
To the springtime and the lark;
Spring, I dream of you
Though you are tucked away
In your Winter's hue
Of charcoal, black and grey.
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