Life is a Garden Party

Tuesday, March 31, 2020

April


Thankfully no snow here but I know there is in other parts of the country.

April

April flowers, where art thou?
Hibernating still, 'neath the snow
for winter's blanket 'tis cold
as flowers slumber below.

With much anticipation, April
is welcomed each spring, yet...still
awaiting for flower bulbs
to spring forth and become.

Each new morrow and morn
snowflakes befall and adorn
this month of April when
flowers shouldst begin to bloom.

Too cold, too cloudy,
too gray, too wintery.
Methinks the warmth of the sun
shouldst befall; aye blooms hasten.

In the meanwhile, April's
graceful arrival is spoiled
by cold snow which covers and cradles
the landscape like a betrayal.

Gardeners can'st wait to discover,
when out from hibernation, flowers
haply ope (by chance open),
at last - hope!

Perchance the snowflakes wilst be envious.
It's knownst, flowers enhance one's countenance.
Wilst snowflakes and flowers parley (negotiate with)?
Posthaste, will snowflakes scurry,...

as in, return to the heavens?
Thank heavens!
My voice exclaims "yes!"
as does many a lasses.

None to soon spring's apparel
will happily wave their colors.
Everyone everywhere will exclaim: Marvelous!
April's flowers are most intently glorious!

Ahhhh, April
come...my angel,
ever faithful
become now wakeful.

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