I’ve heard stories about how the crocus flower peeps through
the snow.
Daffodil bulbs with an innate desire to grow.
Tulips that thrived in the cold,
withering when shipped to be sold.
Fiona spots one of our tulips |
This one has blown away. |
I’ve read Eliot’s poem about April being cruel,
especially noting the price of fuel.
I see the icy highways on the news,
wild seas and the unpleasant cruise.
Watched our petals take to the sky,
like butterflies waving a brief goodbye.
Though things seem bleak,
the way many speak,
we cannot mope.
We must understand this visual depiction of hope.
The promising end to winter storms,
as a time to be reborn.
Easter-time.
Lovely poetry. Fiona makes good company.
ReplyDeleteThanks William. She's a funny girl and full of heartwarming mischief that makes us smile.
Deleteawwwwwwww wonderful poem and lovely Fiona. Where is Pinky ?
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip
Pinky wasn't impressed with the tulips. Lol
ReplyDeleteLovely words, but to me Easter is resurrecction and the promise of eternal life. Yes, I Tweeted.
ReplyDeleteYes, our celebration of the resurrection begins with our fresh, yearly renewal. It's as if God wants us to do a spring cleaning of our souls. Thanks for stopping by Mari.
DeleteAh, Spring.
ReplyDeleteYes, but I've heard it's still a bit cold where you're at. Hope it warms up soon!
DeleteIt's been warmish--just not tonight!
DeleteGlad it's thawing out!Happy Easter Mark!
DeleteHappy Easter to you!
Deletebeautiful tulip...
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter