Yesterday,
I saw my first robin of spring
and
it instantly brought a smile to my heart.
Today,
I heard that red breasted robin sing
a
happy tune, as winter doldrums depart.
Tomorrow,
showers will be April's plaything
giving
nature a refreshing drink to start.
For
as our wobbly world spins on its axis
it
unlocks seasons and gives my heart access.
Emile
Pinet was born in Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada. Many of his poems reflect
the uniqueness of nature, which he loves, and his poetic observations of life
in general. Emile has been writing poems since he was about 35 years old (now
67). He decided to write down his ideas and express himself through his poetry.
How beautiful Emile! Thank you! I just read Tom's well described winter scene and felt chilly afterward. So glad to read your warm description of Spring that took me out of the "winter doldrums". I feel the words I read. Isn't that crazy. Maybe that is why I love to write; being able to put on paper what I feel is therapeutic.
ReplyDeleteSincerely, Charlene
lovely, uplifting write
ReplyDeleteDear Emile,
ReplyDeleteOh how I love Spring, your poem describes it so well.
Thank you for sharing.
Best wishes,
Inge
Rmile,
ReplyDeleteA nice poem. Good for you in writing in form.
Your friend,
David Fox
A cheery poem.
ReplyDeleteThis is very good Emile
ReplyDeleteSure sign spring has sprung
Knight Writer