The Earth's Spring Poem by Theorem The Truth Serum

Flowers have been constructed by the warmth
and pollinated by the blowing wind.
Bees have come out of their honeycombs.
Birds flock from the south in winged formations
squawking and chirping their way until they find their nests.
Animals come out of their caves and burrows.
Their hibernation has now ended.
The snow begins to melt and the river's banks start to
overflow and wrestle with its given space.
Fish gloriously jump out of the water
to catch a piece of the growing fly population.
Bugs perforate the air and buzz at one's ear.
Bats gather around in the midnight air
and screech their songs to the night.
Various animals are called to mate
because of entrapping scents of the females.
The earth is more alive in the spring
than in any other season.