Springtime, When Blossoms Dance
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1 min readMar 31, 2019
The turkey hen is hunkered down,
Deep in velvet grass, new-grown
Still as stone, she guards her brood,
The tousling breeze is chill, and rude
Springtime. On blue, puff clouds waltz,
Sunbeams dance, orange blossoms toss,
The flowers are perfume, fresh and rare,
A scarlet cardinal is debonair
Trying to steal this splendor, for future mind,
I lower my head, feeling unrefined,
As a member of a sinful race,
I can’t believe that we deserve this place