{Sevenling: Spring}

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Spring flings herself forward
in falling blossoms, sacred
sun, singing trees.

We daisychain hands,
loop strains of song. Plant
poems.

Sometimes, the robin hums along.

 

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Prompted by Prompt Nights with Sanaa over at A Dash of Sunny.
C’mon over and write a spring poem! 

 

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14 Responses to {Sevenling: Spring}

  1. Sanaa Rizvi says:

    Whistles!!! ❤ ❤ This is soo beautiful 😀 Lovely the cadence and flow. Thank you so much for participating at Prompt Nights and for your constant love and support ❤ ❤

    Lots of love,
    Sanaa

  2. Sacred sun and birds that hum. Your words hum, too. ❤

  3. Candy says:

    what a hum(dinger)!!!

  4. I loved the joyousness you brought to these words De, well done.

  5. I absolutely love the image that dances into my mind when I read “daisychain hands”. It smells of spring that dreams of summer, bright sun, and much laughter.

  6. Sumana Roy says:

    fantastic word pictures….

  7. Jae Rose says:

    I think the robin hummed here – a fine poem planted and bloomed 🙂 Today daisychain hands are the answer!

  8. Rommy says:

    This has such a nice flow to it, and really shows how the arrival of spring can make for a potent muse.

  9. Myrna Rosa says:

    Such a happy way to describe Spring.

  10. gillena says:

    luv your activities of Spring

    im happy you dropped by to read mine

    much love…

  11. ghostmmnc says:

    Sevenlings are so much fun to do, aren’t they! Love this one, De!

  12. Victoria says:

    I did a Sevenling for this prompt, too. You’ve started a contagious addiction. And it is a time of planting poems, isn’t it. Will return to Reno soon, and those robins will be humming.

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