Colleen Keller Breuning reflects on the beauty of spring as her daffodils bloom and her garden flourishes after 13 years of effort. She finds joy in nature’s resilience, likening it to human experiences of perseverance and warmth. Colleen hopes others also find beauty this spring season.
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A Wish for April
The poem “A Wish for April” vividly depicts the longing for spring’s magic and warmth. The author whimsically describes the dancing of faeries under the moon and expresses a desire for April to bring an end to the dreary, cold weather of March. The sonnet beautifully captures the anticipation of the new season.
This April Day
This April Day jolly daffodilsare beaming from their daybedsfinch at the feeders the lazy cat sleepsas spiders spin their silk websin the morning sun the dew and the lacereflect like brilliant diamondsin tender green grass sunshine and daisiesand the taste of love is sweeton this April day Colleen Keller Breuning © 2021April 9, 2021 EcritsContinue reading “This April Day”
An Early Spring
Photograph by Colleen Keller Breuning © 2012 An Early Spring Pink Cherry Blossoms sprout. Sun’s golden rays Make daffodils blush Beneath the turquoise skies. Mockingbirds herald the dawn Dew glimmers, ice water castles Melt on budding forsythia limbs. You are cordially invited to spring… Like Godivas riding their Aethenoths, Jonquils and tulips dance in theirContinue reading “An Early Spring”
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