by Ed Higgins
Already past the harbinger of yellow crocus
pushing aside frost-clinging earth.
Afternoon sunlight, shafts of rising fog
pulled from the barn's shingled roof.
The smell of warming damp earth everywhere.
Chorus frogs a cacophony at night.
The death weeds of all winter's dry twiggy
stuff giving way to green again.
Mallards drifting between upshooting cattail.
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A bit of spring celebration from my Yamhill,OR farm environs. Current up at the nature/environment zine Plum Tree Tavern, Russell Streur, Editor, Apr. 14, 2019, http://theplumtreetavern.blogspot.com/
Soothing poem.
I like this very much. Happy spring. *
Yes, soothing and new.
Well done.
"all winter's dry twiggy stuff", I see it.