I am participating in Sian's Storytelling Sundays happening the first Sunday of every month. I decided to do a poem for this month because I am so looking forward to spring. I take a walk each morning, and I have asthma so am very conscious of the changing seasons.
In winter, the air is frosty cold on my morning walk.
I watch the children running to their school bus,
And the snow is still white and pure on the ground.
In spring, I wear a raincoat and carry an umbrella on my morning walk.
Anticipating a hot cup of tea while looking through the seed catalogs,
And a robin pulls at a wiggling worm struggling on the ground.
In summer, humidity clings to my lungs while on my morning walk.
A neighbor is cleaning his swimming pool for a party later,
And dandelions are poking their heads up on the ground.
In autumn, the smell of burning leaves permeates my morning walk.
We throw handfuls of colorful leaves at each other,
And the leaves lazily fall from the trees in piles on the ground.
16 comments:
Such an evocative poem! Love it! How clever you are! :D
What a special poem, Elizabeth to celebrate the seasons. How beautifully you write. Precious words indeed.
Very beautifully written. Thanks for reminding me to be more aware of my environment and just be present.
Cheers from France
A poem is perfect! It's so lovely too, the seasons are right there, I can almost taste them. Thank you.
That is a wonderful poem - thanks for sharing.
Very beautifully written Elizabeth x
Many thanks for sharing.
a perfect poem to celebrate the seasons
What a lovely poem, I cannot wait for Spring to properly arrive.
I love the idea of a poem and ackowledging the seasons and your walk is a great idea.
What a lovely evocative poem Lizzie.
Oh nicely done - it is almost like I am walking alongside.
A great poem!
Beautiful!
I am looking forward to spring, too - the ornamental pear trees are starting to bloom this week, so it's definitely on its way here!
That sums up each season so nicely! I admire anyone who can write poetry, it is definitely NOT a skill I have!
I love this! I especially like how you repeat "on my morning walk" in each stanza. Well done!
Rinda (who's getting around a bit late)
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