General Poetry posted February 18, 2009 |
quatrain poem celebrating spring
Harbingers of Spring
by adewpearl
Springtime Poetry Contest Winner
Mellifluous spring peepers at twilight by the pond -- one starts the pleasing chorus, then hundreds more respond. The tapping of woodpeckers begins on budding trees, as maple sap flows freely, released from winter's freeze. A flock of geese fly northward from stay in Southern sphere, while pussy willows open and crocuses premiere. Sweet grasses grow with fragrance while watered by the rain, then songbirds raise their voices when sun comes out again. A couple kissing gently commence a youthful fling -- how glorious to witness each harbinger of spring. |
Springtime Poetry Contest Winner |
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since not everyone knows what spring peepers are - they are tiny one inch frogs that start their bird-like peeping sounds come early spring - and they usually live in huge groups so even though they're small, when hundreds of them "sing" in chorus, they make quite a ruckus.
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