RIVERWOODS POEMS: THE COMING OF SPRING

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THE COMING OF SPRING

It begins with the house finches

Reclaiming the blue spruce

In early February

Unfazed by lingering inches

Of snow or cold,  using

Their last year’s sanctuary.

And then the cardinal calls

From behind the garages.

A crowd of robins assembles

To sample a pear tree’s largesse.

By now it is March.  Snowdrops

And purple crocus are showing.

Maples turn red.  Willows

Turn yellow.  A circle

Of lady bluebirds flies close

To my daughter’s Dunstable windows.

Today is the first of April.

Forsythia blooms beside daffodils.

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  1. Sarah Avatar
    Sarah

    the muse returns! xoxo

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