RIVERWOODS POEMS: TRANSITION

TRANSITION

Here on the cusp of spring

The foxy Prince of Darkness

Will retreat to his lonesome lair

Leaving the fair Persephone

To soften the icy winds

And water the snowbanks down.

March has come in like a lion

And is leaving like T Rex.

Polar glaciers dissolve:

The cold descends to us.

We cheer to see the grass

Emerge from rotting snow.

The jay and the chickadee lisp

Their piece to potential mates.

But Persephone will do well

To free us from winter’s clutch.

The light at the end of the tunnel

MAY be the summer’s sun

And Persephone MAY return

To her darksome winter home.

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