AUTUMN ~ She loves to stage a show
All those colours but the winds do blow
Coloured leaves soon go ~ the trees are bare
Was that rainbow ever really there ?
WINTER ~ Is a very bitter Season
Frost and snow and ice ~ no rhyme or reason
When it snows ~ nothing ever grows
Cold my freezing fingers ~ red my nose !
Frosen lakes and streams ~ and no birds sing
Oh how my entire being yearns for SPRING !
But when SPRING comes it's young and gay
You really feel that WINTER's gone away
And flowers and shrubs and tree begin to grow
BUT why is the growth rate so darn slow ?
Flower ~ insects ~ birds come out to Spring's slow drummer
Then one day ~ Hip Hip Hooray ~ suddenly it's SUMMER !
Verdant leaves are back on every tree
And fruit and roses blooming full and free.
SUMMER has come and warm and fresh the air
And holidays ~ time to enjoy and share !
I know each Season plays its cyclic part
But SUMMER thrills my soul and mind and heart !
Thanks for visiting ~ Comments welcome ~ Love BRIAN XOX
- Author: BRIANSODES (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: July 29th, 2016 03:27
- Comment from author about the poem: Despite Global Warming ~ Summer in the UK is still a delightful season. Millions of trees all in full leaf ~ millions of birds and butterflies and rivers and lakes teaming with fish. Also you are never far from a Golden Beach ! This is why SUMMER is such a wicked Season and "Holidays at Home" at home are increasingly popular ~ especially with the low exchange rate for Dollars and Euros. Enjoy the Summer ~ while it lasts ! If you have never been ~ please visit Britain ~ you won't be disapointed and we all speak ENGLISH ~ however with a lot of dialects ! Love BRIAN XOX
- Category: Nature
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Comments2
Amazing. Could really feel the seasons in your words.. C
Thanks CAMILLE ~ sorry I was hard on the other 3 ~ BUT in the UK when the summer comes we all really enjoy it ! Yours BRIAN
Awesome, Awesome write my friend
Thanks TONY ~ pleased you enjoyed it ~ Yours BRIAN
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