After A Long Winter

After a long winter

The trees begin to sing
Their warm tenors springing to every frozen crevace

The light glows
Illuminating the shadowed face of darknesss

The air moves
Freeing the breath of the pastures and 
hills, which then whisper in speculation:

'Sunshine's smile does come my friends,
and a cruel callous winter makes for a balmier summer'

After a long winter a new hope dawns  
A horizon awakes from restful slumber
Bringing joy and happiness to all who care to feel it's loving rays

poem by Lillian P.k
Submitted by Poetry Lover
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