PAD Challenge-day 13-For today's prompt, write a forgive poem.
Green murmur on the meadow...
First timid tufts of flora...
Green murmur on the meadow
New nest tucked in the brush
And on the verge of birth, a surge
Of calm before the rush
A bud pulsing with promise
A garden, primed with dreams
A zephyr. soft, blue sky aloft
Earth, bursting at its seams
Marmalade-misted morning
Sweet, sun-kissed afternoon
Silhouette-show of dusk’s tableau
‘neath tusk of opaque moon
First timid tufts of flora
Nature’s most modest plumes
Presents its charms to open arms
And eyes, thirsty for blooms
The ground, like Berber carpet
Where tender bare feet dance
Earth’s spartan sweep cannot long keep
Its pristine countenance
April arouses laughter
Wakes joy akin to Heav’n
A robin’s trill, a daffodil
And winter is forgiv’n
© Janet Martin
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