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there's a slight breeze on your cheek
a small, subtle thing
the type that makes you close your eyes
and just
breathe in.
you can hear the ruffling of the budding leaves
growing from the joyous trees
hummingbirds perched on its canopies
singing their jubilant harmony
which blends with the sounds of the whistling branches
until it becomes nature's most beautiful symphony.
there's the subtle taste of springtime on your lips
the sweet tang of freshly-made honey on your tongue
fresh and nectarous
enveloping your senses until it's all you can feel
a reminder of nature's comforting promise
that the flowers will bloom again
you can smell the tender bloom of roses in the air
bright and loving
its fragance carried by the wind
mingling with the warmth of the sunlight
and the aroma of the freshly-cut grass
mixed into delicate perfume only spring could produce
you can feel the velvety comfort of the flower's petals pushing against your skin
the cold embrace of the grass at your fingertips
the warmth slipping between your hands
fleeting, delicate
like the tender breeze curling against your skin
making you feel whole with the humming of earth
you slowly open your eyes
greeted with the buzzing and radiant world before you
the blossoms painting the earth with a delicate rainbow
the pinks, yellows and blues swaying gently beneath the refreshing breeze
the sky encompassing the world in front of you, like a canvas of endless blue
and it makes you feel reborn
you breathe out
and smile
because you know
spring has come again.
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Author:
R.K. (Pseudonym) (
Offline)
- Published: September 3rd, 2025 11:31
- Comment from author about the poem: just a little happy drabble.
- Category: Nature
- Views: 5
Comments2
This poem beautifully captures the essence of spring. The vivid imagery of blooming flowers, trees, and gentle wind/breeze makes the season come alive for the reader. Nicely illustrated.
A great parallel between spring and love. Nicely worked
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