Earth's axis twisted around the vernal equinox
and March passed the baton to April
in a radiant kaleidoscope of
pink and white and fuschia blossoms.
A sudden breeze launched
a thousand tiny choppers
into the April air
each crafted of finest maple -
spinning, fluttering
searching for a helipad
in the moist and pliant soil.
A spring shower tore
an oak limb from its its trunk
and gravity did the rest.
A robin perches
on a fallen branch
Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 6:04 PM UTC
Earth's axis twisted around the vernal equinox
and March passed the baton to April
in a radiant kaleidoscope of
pink and white and fuschia blossoms.
A sudden breeze launched
a thousand tiny choppers
into the April air
each crafted of finest maple -
spinning, fluttering
searching for a helipad
in the moist and pliant soil.
A spring shower tore
an oak limb from its its trunk
and gravity did the rest.
A robin perches
on a fallen branch
Another fugitive poem from Poetfreak.
