Spring - A Sonnet
Please would you re-send this for me? - I was a little hasty in sending when there was an error in there! My sincere apologies! - Dorinda
Spring – A Sonnet
Oh bitter wind of winter, never may
Your chilling hostile grip invade the soul
Which is my essence, longs for warmer day
Forbid it be it was my hope you stole
Your predecessor, russet autumn breeze,
Fortelling your harsh entrance, deeply grim,
Both overtaking summer’s breath, agrees,
Conspire together to sing nature’s hymn
Most pure, most clear, the kindest breeze of all
Indulges me; it’s graciousness, a kiss
Upon my cheek in mercy: spring’s sweet call!
My soul alive – what deeper joy than this?
Sweet spring, come soon, do not be late –
And I shall sit, content to wait
Martin Elder
Sun 14th Jan 2018 14:50
Absolutely fabulous Dorinda. Love it