Forget our inglorious isolation,
Hiding away from terrors unseen.
I see a golden Forsythia
Outside my window.
Sunny daffodils and little blue flowers
Ofunknown name.
Bushes are budding
And turning green.
Bluebottles and bees have been buzzing
As birds flock about
Flipper flapping everywhere.
A barren, frozen desert
Is being transformed
Little by little.
We still have biting winds
Just now
But in the fullness of time
Warmer climes will re-assert themselves.
For summer is coming
As it always does.
No worldly woes will stop it,
Nor they ever will.
Nature has endless patience
And determination.
Sudden Spring is but the start
Of better days.
Believe it.
© PB 29\3\2020.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Yeah, it is definitely a start of the better days as nature is in full bloom. The isolation of humans has given a new life to the flora and fauna. Thanks for sharing such a beautiful poem.10++