Spring: A time for change and new hope

Michael A. McGuire

Spring at last!  The sweet smell of new
birth fills the atmosphere with its warm
fragrance divine.

Virgin petals charge forth from the
thawing Earth in search of the Sun's glowing
smile, and sparrows triumphantly sing,
in perfect harmony, that long awaited melody
about the resurrection of Life!

Mothers proudly cradle their newborn young
as the old look on reminiscently with an
omnipotent grin.

The shadows of a long, cold winter have
now given way to a solid foundation that
will soon house a new world of living
creatures.

Couples embrace the dawn of a new horizon,
giving them a chance to patch their
futile differences. Harsh words and thoughtless
blows may have been exchanged before,
but now only the inspired language of Eros
comes forth from their sanctified lips!

The Sun's golden rays beam down, like
welcome spirits from Heaven, in a metaphorical
display of God's eternal love for the World.

For even after the frigid shackles of
Life imprison us, He continues to stand by
our side, releasing that icy grasp on our
soul!

Then once He melts away all the evil, He
will cleanse then enlighten our whole being
to the message of His divine Truth!

Spring - thou art truly a Godsend; a symbol
of fresh hope for the World! 

One can only pray that your silent yet healing 
messages are heard and that one day, the winter 
storms of hatred, deception, prejudice and evil
are abolished FOREVER!

  • Author: Michael A. McGuire (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 6th, 2026 17:34
  • Category: Nature
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  • sorenbarrett

    The pairing of spring with birth and creation and as such with God and heaven is a logical progression and works well in this poem. Nicely done

    • Michael A. McGuire

      They yanked my poem from
      Earlier today. Satans Song of Sorrow. I didn’t think this site was censored like some others. It was on the dark side BUT effectively conveyed, I thought. Maybe the title? Thoughts?

      • sorenbarrett

        That is most interesting. I have not heard of that before. I have had poems taken down from another site but never this one. I think that I reviewed that poem and do not remember anything that would be that controversial. Could it be a glitch?



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