Sonnet 145, Spring Coming Poem by Peter S. Quinn

Sonnet 145, Spring Coming



Gold's always at the end of rainbows hearts,
Where it stops and again when it too starts.
The flowery blossom of a summer gown,
When visions of colours together drown.
A moment in year - a happy hour time,
Green fields of natures own pastoral rime.
The coming of the month of spring in May,
When greyness of winter has lost its lay.
O who can here for returning spring wait?
I hope the blossoms come sooner then late...
The blossoms of spring that set forth a rose
With colours and sights in bright overdose,
When winter's gone in gloominess and snow
Each flower on earth starts blooming & glow.

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