Spring Snow Poem by Theresa Ann Moore

Spring Snow



Crocuses and tulips are emerging from the ground
Proclaiming that spring has arrived without a sound
From the gray of morning sky snow is gently released
The unusual sight is quite unusual... to say the least

The two extremes are hardy compatible…one would think
To this shocking quandary, Mother Nature gives a wink
Gentle flakes place a delicate kiss on each emerald surface
Destined to stay only long enough for a brief fleeting embrace

Like distant relatives who appear at the doorway unannounced
Tolerated and politely accommodated without being denounced
Barely recognizing features… what a surprise, sit down and visit
Eventually they depart… their absence won’t be grieved in transit

4/13/08

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Theresa Ann Moore

Theresa Ann Moore

Michigan, U.S.A.
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