May's Rising

Fay Slimm.

 

 

May's Rising.

 

Earth's chill of early Spring clothing 

keeps leaf-buds folded

while greenery's gown, still frozen

in fuzzy-stiff mold

sets lock-down frigid and grows

no softer with cold.

 

May's rising breath resurrects show 

of sexual roles

which make lusty pairings hone

into gene-loaded

stirring of fur, feather and solo 

hominine bones.

 

As minds turn to love, so

I am told, the chase never slows

for Nature knows

lit coals will best smoulder

by slowly awakened boldness 

to what all are prone.

  • Author: Fay Slimm. (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 1st, 2022 04:35
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Comments7

  • orchidee

    I might swoon if May gets too frisky! lol.

    • Fay Slimm.

      Yes dear Orchi May loves to get frisky when sun rises. - pleased you enjoyed the read.

    • dusk arising

      Oh your last stanza is a pearl of a life lived's wisdom.
      My mind's eye is enchanted with a vision of two mature faces aware of initial attraction and respectfully unashamedly displaying they were reaching out to one another. As is the symphony of life played with feeling by vituoso.

      • Fay Slimm.

        Your comments are always so well worded - thank you for getting the point of the verse Dusk - - reaching out to each other is part of the Spring-scene I do agree.

      • Neville



        I just became aware that there's something in the air .. each spring it very much the same .. It feel like my buds are exploding .......... x

        • Fay Slimm.

          Explode away then mon ami so that Spring this year will be most remembered by loads of bloomin' boldness and good luck with any results.............x

        • Michael Edwards

          I'm afraid my buds don't open with the same verocity that they did some 60 years ago - but they do still open - another great poetic description in you own inimitable way dear Fay.

          • Fay Slimm.

            Ha - - glad to read your buds are not as rusty as some who have 60 years behind their belt Mike. Thanks for the honestly telling comment

            • Michael Edwards

              WD40 Fay lol

            • Rozina

              Superbly penned as always. A lovely read.

            • spilleronsheet

              So beautiful dear Fay….I learned the lesson of persistence from your poetry
              And these were really my fav lines
              “ As minds turn to love, so

              I am told, the chase never slows

              for Nature knows

              lit coals will best smoulder

              by slowly awakened boldness

              to what all are prone.”

            • Goldfinch60

              Beautiful words Fay, Spring is arriving.

              Andy



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