Spring's Lease Poem by Barry Middleton

Spring's Lease



the April rain will fall today
it is a sacred trust
the mockingbird will sing its song
it sings because it must

and I will write a song of spring
yet verily I grieve
for I can see that life must end
and seasons can deceive

my faith is now a single breath
for it could be my last
then if tomorrow I awake
I'll not regret the past

still I will watch as showers fall
and greet the budding rose
and whistle to the mockingbird
before my eyes must close

although I sense an evening breeze
the April rains will cease
when birds no longer sing for me
and spring grants my release

Spring's Lease
Thursday, April 7, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: death,rain,spring
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
upendra majhi 19 April 2019

intrispective and nature poem.Good

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Dimitrios Galanis 07 April 2016

''If you want to live a life in dignity, live it, as if it were to die tomorrow.'' runs an ancient hellenic moto. You write the poems [living through them] like if it were to die tomorrow.That is why I appreciate so much your point of feeling, dear Barry.

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Barry Middleton 07 April 2016

That is all we get..................life.

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