In Early Spring

In early Spring, when snow still lingers on,
And robins chirp in their melodious song,
The world awakens from its winter rest,
As life and growth emerge from Earth's cold breast.

The thawing snow reveals the hidden gems,
The flowers and buds that lay in stems,
And with the sun's warm and gentle touch,
They bloom and grow, and their beauty clutch.

The birds, long silent, start to sing and play,
In search of mates and nesting spots to lay,
Their homes, and build their families anew,
As the world around them bursts into view.

The sunshine, bright and warm, brings life to all,
As winter's chill begins to fade and fall,
And nature's symphony, in full display,
Invites us all to witness its ballet.

In this new season, full of hope and grace,
We see the Earth renew its vibrant face,
And as we watch and marvel at its power,
We're reminded of life's beauty every hour.