Spring

poem by: Luther Seahand
Written on Jan 02, 2014

The finest day of spring
petals dance on sudden gales
counting everyone
before the sinking sun
fly, fly little wings
like love that never fails
 
Shadows begin to wake
to a chorus that is the night
crickets fiddle, slow
warblers whistle, low
shine, shine velvet moon
till last you fade from sight
 
Hear the sea in song
where the swallows play and die
starlight in the haze
flicker fireflies, ablaze
stay, stay gentle dream
beneath the candles in the sky
 

 

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Peter Duggan commented:
Hi Luther, a very nice poem you have created about spring. my favourite season. A thoroughy enjoyable read. well done...peter

 

 

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