Spring's Hope
Spring is a chance to start things anew
For all the dreams you've had to now come true
Things you thought had died in the frigid air
Can come alive again, under the suns glare
For all the dreams you've had to now come true
Things you thought had died in the frigid air
Can come alive again, under the suns glare
The trees branches that were once bare
Will soon have beautiful vibrant colors to wear
All the birds that had flown away
Are now all back to sing and play
Spring winds can blow out the bad and old
Leaving your life new and bold
So, a cheer to the beauty of spring
And the joy and hope that it brings
Published by Vonda Menard
MFA in Professional Writing. My script, Return ot Darfur was performed in New York. Working hard to get this film made. Mother of two wonderful boys. Ultimate sports fan. Favorite sports football and ba... View profile
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