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I. Come hither soon sweet yellow ball of spring With honey dipped and blazoned slow by subtle fire To this our porch of winter dour So laced in white and tied by frost With bounces quick and deftly turned With your first touch from feathered flight Pray, brew this cold To spring’s own sweetened mead II. Smash well that bloat of frozen drift And melt it into crooked runs Like mountain streams reduced to flow Away along the curbing Lay low the lengthy strings of ice And turn them into fresh warm drip And bid new sprouts to split the brownness Of their ceiling III. And as you bounce Strum lightly on your warm and flowing breezes And so the gentle music play that heeds us of Your coming IV. So soon… Oh Spring! In lightness fed In greens to live for months this time We may bloom in rapture’s rise And loose these blocks of numbness That harshly choked our move and flow And seal our days with light and heat And sweet passion’s move return
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Mar 20, 2016
Mar 20, 2016 at 9:37 AM UTC
come soon sweet spring
I. Come hither soon sweet yellow ball of spring With honey dipped and blazoned slow by subtle fire To this our porch of winter dour So laced in white and tied by frost With bounces quick and deftly turned With your first touch from feathered flight Pray, brew this cold To spring’s own sweetened mead II. Smash well that bloat of frozen drift And melt it into crooked runs Like mountain streams reduced to flow Away along the curbing Lay low the lengthy strings of ice And turn them into fresh warm drip And bid new sprouts to split the brownness Of their ceiling III. And as you bounce Strum lightly on your warm and flowing breezes And so the gentle music play that heeds us of Your coming IV. So soon… Oh Spring! In lightness fed In greens to live for months this time We may bloom in rapture’s rise And loose these blocks of numbness That harshly choked our move and flow And seal our days with light and heat And sweet passion’s move return
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Mar 20, 2016
Mar 20, 2016 at 9:37 AM UTC
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