Snow in Spring (A Sonnet)
Snow in Spring
The buds on trees, once ready to bloom,
Are now weighed down in icy despair.
Deserted nests, birds are silenced in doom
Awaiting the spring sun's fair share.
Snow in Spring is a paradox of sorts,
A clash of seasons to nature's surprise.
leaving the path frozen the news reports
As winter's remnants refuse to demise.
The chill in the air, a bitter reminder,
That even in spring, coldness does cling.
Yet amidst this, beauty we can find here,
In the contrast of white over green.
So let the snow in spring be a lesson,
That life is full of unexpected blessings.
keith jeffries
Mon 24th Apr 2023 16:58
A poem which depicts the seasons and how they overlap in their intrinsic beauty. Well composed.
Thank you for this
Keith