Poetry Explorer- Classic Contemporary Poetry, LINES TO SPRING, by LOU D. GREENLEE


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LINES TO SPRING, by                    
First Line: Though drab and weary from late winter's reign
Last Line: Her magic web, is serenading spring.
Subject(s): Spring


Though drab and weary from late Winter's reign,
The humble mosses whisper to the root;
The unborn life now quickens in the shoot;
The sap bestirs to urgent life again.
The joyous aftermath of childbirth pain
Shows brighter floral wealth than jewelled loot;
And elfin note of Pan, piped on his flute,
Awakes the dormant plants that long have lain.

The vagrant moisture drips from patient eaves.
The new-washed earth her rich aromas bring.
Fom where the tree has promised sheltering leaves
The robin cocks his saucy head to sing;
And Mother Nature, joyous as she weaves
Her magic web, is serenading Spring.





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