Spring's Symphony
Failed attempt to write a Blitz Poem.
In spring's embrace
The earth awakes
In spring blossom
The earth forsakes
Forsakes the icy
Grip of winter's chill
Forsakes the land
Bidding frost’s farewell
Farewell to darkness
Kissed by the sun
Farewell
Nature’s symphony has begun
Pedals unfurl
Life’s joy abound
Birds in flight
Their songs resound
Resound whispers
Of hope in every heart.
Buds on trees,
A tender start
Start of gentle rain
A soothing balm
Start of gentle time
A soothing calm
Calm scent of blooms
Fills the air
Calm tapestry
Beyond compare
Compare nurturing life so bright
Compare dreams
In the morning light
Lights bathing the earth
In green and red
Light shines on
And a lush carpet spread
Spread in spring’s embrace
Se sow and reap
Spread the promise of harvest
Seeds sown deep
Children laugh
Their spirits soar
Exploring
Nature's grandeur galore
Renewed energy
A zest for life
Breaking free
From winter's strife
Each day a Delight
Fresh and new
In spring's embrace
Dreams come true
Rivers flow
With a gentle hum
Reflecting skies
So clear and calm
As daylight lingers
Shadows fade
In spring's embrace
We're unafraid
To chase our dreams
With hearts aflame
For in this season
All things reclaim
So let us revel
Let us sing
In praise of spring
Eternal spring
For in this cycle
We find our hope
In spring's embrace
We learn to cope
About the Creator
Krishan Mubashar
An author, who writes tales of human encounters with nature and wildlife. I dive into the depths of the human psyche, offering an insights into our connection with the world around us, inviting us on a journeys. (Christian Bass)
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