Straddling seasons like a kid on a see-saw; the Spring equinox
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Straddling seasons like a kid on a see-saw; the Spring equinox
A spring-time snow squall drops white on green, as flowers fold in on themselves
A mad rush at dusk, the swallows never stop to sing with dinner, flying
Sending a message to Spring, the crocus will sing colorful glory
A breeze so gusty, it pulls the pants off the man standing as scarecrow
Maybe it's not here - not in this time or this place; still, it's worth the search
A full moon's shadow skirting along the treetops as we watch below
An azalea before bloom: a skeleton shaped in twisted sticks
Spring is a painting, dabbed at first, with green; then, flowers follow
A spade, a shovel, a bucket of soil, some seeds; Till the land for Spring