Spring Light Poem by Siobhan Livingstone

Spring Light



Spring Light
In the early hours, the land gently stirs
as rays of sharp, white, light
herald the morning bright
and songs of joy echo among the trees.
Drops of dew cling to miniature sentries
of green and white, as they
tenderly nudge fragile heads
above the cold and fertile soil.
Seeking warmth they bring joy to
the finders who, when they happen upon
the white gems of spring,
discover hope of summer days ahead

Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: seasons
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