A poem about a spring day in Iambic Pentameter. Published in the Writing.com Anthology. |
A gentle breeze blows smoothly 'cross my face As I, alone, observe a land serene Such perfect days are seldom ever seen The Spring has left of Winter not a trace The sun shines brightly in the clear blue sky And grants the ground below much needed light Which grants to me in turn the gift of sight With which to view this vision from On High I watch as deer consume what Nature yields Both grass and even tiny twigs of birch A bird sings songs of joy atop its perch As deer and rabbits frolic through the fields But in the distance clouds as black as night Begin to swell into a frightful mass And like a giant swarm of bees they pass And swallow up the source of warmth and light Torrential downpour covers all the land As streaks of lightning dart across the sky And under trees the beasts all trembling lie In fear of Mother Nature's angry hand Yet soon the mighty tempest fades away The sun returns to claim its rightful throne The birds return to where they once had flown And sing the praises of the newborn day Such power, held not even by a king Instills in me a sense of the sublime Its wrath can manifest at any time Behold the awesome power held by Spring! ** Images For Use By Upgraded+ Only ** |