Springtime

a poem about springtime and renewal

Springtime

I see that Spring is coming

The buds are on the trees

The daffodils wave merrily

Blowing in the breeze

 

The nights are getting lighter

The clocks are soon to change

Parties in the garden

I can soon start to arrange

 

I must get the garden

Into something looking good

I’ll wait till the weather is warmer

Then I’ll just be in the mood

 

I’ll mow the lawn

And clip the hedges

I’ll plant some pretty flowers

And cut all the edges

 

I love to see the Springtime

The buds, the daffs, the sun

I see the children in the park

Running round and having fun

 

I like the Springtime showers

The wind blowing in my face

Lying in the park

Watching the clouds as they race

 

Sharing the new day with a lover

Seeing it through their eyes

Makes Spring a season of renewal

And pure unadulterated joys

 

That’s what I love about Spring

Everything growing and new

All the bright spring colours

Gives the earth a lovely hue!

 

Author's Note

i love the spring and all the beautiful flowers it brings. the earths renewal . guess its well timed with earth day today...hope you enjoy it.

Reviews

[boneman]

Love it.

Your description of a waking world into spring is wonderful. Love your rhymes and the way the poem flows like a flower emerging into the warming spring sunshine.

I love the smell of the soil in the spring, the smell of earth waking up bringing life back to the world. The scent of spring rain on the grass....The first roses blooming....soft grass and a lazy river inviting lovers to be passionate.

You continue to grow as a writer and long may you continue

Always

Boneman XxX

[Honeypot]

This is lovely Sophie. I love the rhyming. This makes you experience spring. I think that if you read it in the middle of winter you'd still feel the sun warming you and hear the children laughing. Wonderful job!

[Katrinka Johnson]

I agree Spring, is a nice time of the year. I also liked your poem very much, it was very relaxing and makes me wish I had a field of flowers in my back yard.