Spring
Awake, youthful and terrene
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Equinoctial divide; cessation of winter
Non equipoised, and just left of center
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Occasion of birth, of seed and sow
Paternal bond; faun and doe
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Youthful pride, true love, or inclination
Stoic pause, and breviloquent contemplation
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Day not long, and neither night
Peaceful calm in sound and sight
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Cut the barley, rejoice the meal and the meat
The dawn of the year; barrow and teat
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Do remember please; it's time to burn the leaves
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Nostalgia conveyed serene
Published by Walton S. Tissot
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7 Comments
Post a CommentYup! Best of the sping poems I read. Good show!
Lovely! :-) What a fascinating poem. I loved the last lines! :-)
A wonderful poem.Thanks for sharing.You deserve many laurels.
Best of the Spring poems I've seen. Wonderful use of the language.
shame on me, never have a chance to touch a real barley plant.
Wow this is deep
Wonderfully stated poem! Just lovely!