Sunday, March 11, 2018

Surrender to Spring (Monorhyme)--By Connie Marcum Wong--United States

Surrender to Spring (Monorhyme)

The majesty of pine trees heavy laden with snow
Sparkle in dawn's dappled light with a glistening glow.
Monumental mountaintops survey valleys down below
Dwelling in the snow's melt enchanted rippling rivers flow.
Spring's early footsteps lead to where the gardens grow.
Soon daffodils and tulips will display a springtime show.

He loved the majesty of pine trees showered in snow.
We watched dawn's dappled light with a glistening glow,
And skied from mountaintop to the valley down below.
We marveled as snow melted into rippling river's flow
And walked amidst the garden as spring coaxed it to grow.
We married while bright tulips put on a springtime show!

Connie Marcum Wong has been the Web Mistress of a private poetry forum Poetry for Thought since October 1999. Her poetry has been in many publications, anthologies, magazines, and e-zines over the years. She published her first poetry chapbook, Island Creations in 2005. In 2007, Heart Blossoms was published. In January 2010, an anthology, A Poetry Bridge to All Nations, was published by Lulu Enterprises, Inc.Connie created the 'Constanza' poetry form in 2007 and Con-Verse form in 2010. She has resided with her husband in Hawaii since 1980.

6 comments:

  1. Dear Connie,

    Thank you for your lovely monorhyme.

    Best wishes,
    Inge

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    1. Thank you Inge. So many are waiting for spring. I hope she arrives soon. Aloha, Connie

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  2. Hello Connie. It has been a while since I have had the pleasure of enjoying reading one of you poems. Thank you for sharing, "Surrender to Spring." I enjoyed it. Continued blesisngs!

    -MJ
    (www.creativeinspirationspp.blogspot.com)

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  3. your fresh and enchanting verse wonderfully looks into the relationship between natural elements and human beings, I love the way you intertwined these two aspects. Lively, colourful, inspiring images!

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  4. Wonderful Monorhyme Connie
    Knight Writer

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