Minstrel Song Poem by walt Tucker

Minstrel Song



In the forest,
Or in the trees,
On the lawns,
The minstrel sings,
A tune of spring.

Wearing a tuxedo,
Of red and brown,
Like Luciano Pavarotti,
In opera bound.

A sweat melody,
That calms the soul,
The minstrel's song,
Of spring,
That never grow old.

Like a spotlight,
The sun does shine,
Surrounding the minstrel,
In golden rays,
Of floral design.

The melody seemed,
To say,
Welcome spring,
With many encores,
On it way.

Monday, April 26, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: spring
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