The birth of spring
a renaissance of new life
patterns beginning again
as intoxicating scents
of blossoms and greenery or
a soft tear of a raindrop on a petal
We slow down and let our relaxation
spin us around a little
carefree and innocent
childlike - we discover anew
the water adrift - our bodies serene
We are full of creativity
and dream of romance
Songs of the breeze
a white cottage where
our spirits reside
We relive this vibration
year after year
each time a fresh new outlook
where dew leaves its impression
on our minds
- a new start -
the beginning of a new adventure
Beautiful poem, Jeanne. Spring has been written about for eons, but your poem feels fresh and new.
Peggy/Maggie
Enjoyed the read of your lovely poem Jeanne - different side of the world and we are going into our Autumn now but Spring is always the time I like the best
Cheers
Maureen
Hi Jeanne, I love seasonal poems and as it is spring here in UK this one made me smile.
I feel you have a few too many 'the's' especially starting lines - especially in the first stanza. I have offered one alternative.
I also feel your poem could be divided quite nicely into a few shorter stanzas rather than one long one.
The birth of spring -
[the] a rennaisance of new life
[the pattern beginning] begins the pattern again
The intoxicating scent
of blossoms and greenery
the soft tear of a raindrop on a petal
Sp rennaissance
We slow down and let [our] relaxation
spin us aroun[g]d a little
carefree and innocent
childlike - we discover anew
the water adrift - our bodies serene
L1 perhaps delete 'our' - sp.. in L2
We are full of creativity
and dream of romance
the song of the breeze
the white cottage where
our spirits reside
We relive this vibration
year after year
each time a fresh new outlook
the dew leaves its impression
on our minds
- a new start -
the beginning of a new adventure
I think the last stanza is my favourite.
Snow
I completed a new revision. Thanks for the critique Eisa.
I do not know what the fuss is about.
Spring has arrived.
And well identified.
I can only find praise for a well written, easy to read piece of poetry.
Regards,
John
Hi Jeanne,
This is a lovely, radiant poem about the coming of Spring.
We all seem to be in different latitudes. I'm in the middle of winter, though not a particularly snowy one. I loved the snow when it did fall! Hoping for some more, as it's far too mild now.
I think you've revised your poem very well. Eisa always gives good advice, I'm so glad she's dropped in again!
Congrats, Jeanne, bring on some more!
Sylvia***
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