When the world was
Reawakening
Vernal shoots through soil were
Breaking
Reaching
And commiserating with
The winter dead they
Passed
When pastoral dew
Vaporising
Hung as mists on forests
Trembling
Wandering
And nebulous they
Saw her gliding
Past
When the pull it felt
Overpowering
Was her earth song calling
Rousing
Tempting
Floral memories life
Touched the sky
Again
Yea Springtime came
Appreciating
Leaves and petal whorls
Unfolding
Drinking
In her radiance as she
Walked once more with
Men
Then Summer woke and
Recognising
Demeter would be
Coming
Turning
Springtime left Persephone
And sank into the
Ground
Where now it drowses
Reminiscing
No more petals no more
Blessing
Sleeping
Until called for by
The Queen of Spring so
Crowned
Spring poem! Originally posted as a constrained writing response (here), since edited.
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This is a very well written blog ma’am. I can’t wait to read your future posts.
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A beautiful, lyrical poem about the passing of the seasons and life constantly changing. It was lovely to read.
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Thank you for reading my poem 🙂 I’m really glad that you liked it. I’ve been experimenting with poetry recently, perhaps I will put some more up soon.
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My favourite Greek story and character. I loved the line, ‘the earth song calling’. I loved it.
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Thanks very much for reading and your feedback, Valerie! 🙂
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YES i love this
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