Cerulean Spring Song
Late snow dusts a black branch
its sap-life stream
sucks in the last winter wet
to push down deep
to the redbud’s belly
its curled inner fire, cooled
from long months to a faint flow, but
the pulse quickens
when a cerulean warbler
perches to call—
Come! Come! Come!
A fresh forest tablecloth
was spread overnight
a banquet promised soon
to all who wait.
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This poem paints a beautiful picture. Love the language and imagery. Thank you for writing this!
I can hear the song, and the singing, in the rhythm and alliteration here ..
Kevin
This is just lovely. The music of it is near perfect. It’s refreshing to read a joyful poem.
Gorgeous imagery! You call the reader to “come come come”