Spring
by Hadley Choate
As I look outside to the bluebird sky
I notice the warmth against my skin
I look down at the ground and notice the small sprouts
When I walk down the street there is no snow
That's how I know
Spring is here.
Colors of Spring
by Brooke Edder
Colors spring from below
Sun, warm with the chill of rain, melts
Snow from the peaks
Transformation
by Cason Coats
The plants return from a long slumber; they arise from the white blanket to bloom new colors
It’s like seeing an old friend
The bright sunlight beaming and reflecting off the flowers,
Like a welcoming flash bang
It’s an interesting transformation
Something so bleak showing
A new kind of color
Sprinkle in some self-loathing bullcrap
And you got yourself a nice little poem you post
On your niche Facebook account
The only thing that changes for me in the Spring is my mood
From depressed
To dreadful
And even then
The bi-polar still lingers
Seasons
by Brooke Edder
Life gone dead and gray in Winter -
Spring brought it back
Fresh air and color returned
Hello Sunshine
by Anna Krickbaum
It has been a long winter.
With snow falling almost every day,
Covering the roads.
Each time we think it’s melting away,
The weather reminds us it’s here to stay.
Not forever but far into spring,
Now all of a sudden the town is starting to scream.
So many people filled with joy,
But it begins to feel as though we’re boiling.
Plants begin their full bloom,
I can see all the colors out of my room.
Birds chirping more and more,
I love to see them outside my door.
The hummingbird feeders start to come out,
There are so many butterflies around,
I watch each one as they fly to the ground.
It makes me happy knowing it's spring,
My dog runs as though he’s a king
The sun is so bright,
But I love all the light.
Now I need refreshing drinks,
As I sit here and think.
I love the springtime,
So snow go away,
It’s spring now and it’s here to stay.