New Season Poem by Ryan Lee Morris

New Season



My season has ended, and so a new one begins.
Winter's old death, turning into spring's new life.
Sleeping flowers awaken, unleashing the beauty that lay dormant.
A bitter chill, to a warm breeze.
A wailing howling wind, to the peaceful sounds of birds chirping.
Frosts grip loosens and turns to morning dew.
Embracing what was once taken for granted.
Life, love and liberty.
Life once overlooked, now life looked over.
Love once ignored, now love is explored.
A prisoner once chained to mind,
Now liberated, my spirit roams free.
The new season brings new rules.
Not the rules of my old existence,
But the rules of universal love.
For my love to be true,
My life must be as well.
As it is love's experience,
That emerges from life's journey.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Song of Songs 2: 12
Flowers appear on the earth; the season of singing has come, the cooing of doves is heard in our land.
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Ryan Lee Morris

Ryan Lee Morris

St Catharines, Ontario, Canada
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