I’m greening
with the grass,
singing with
the birds — Spring!
Wind at play
tinkles chimes;
blows away
empty husks.
Bare lilac
twigs sprout buds;
transplantee
smiles with sun.
dwarf lilac transplanted to a better place last year. photo taken 032121
Lillian is today’s host for dVerse’ Open Link Night. Am linking this up for it.
Tao Talk 
I love lilacs! I hope you will post photos when it blooms. (K)
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Yes, finally!
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Sing with spring. Lovely.
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Thank you, Sadje 🙂
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You’re welcome Li
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Glad to see you are keeping the slimverse flag flying, Jade!
JIM
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My pleasure, Jim!
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You make me almost miss the seasons! (But I don’t, in the end, because of my husband’s incessant bitching about how much he hates snow)
Sweet poetry…….
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People that hate snow do tend to be aggravating, generally speaking 😉 Thanks, Stace!
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GRANTED….. I never DID have to walk to school in it my entire childhood and/or dig my car out of it….
(he lived in Brooklyn).
But either way, with or without real winter, everybody waits for spring. 🙂 🙂
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🙂 I walked 3 miles back and forth to middle and high school each day in winter with tennis shoes and no gloves and I STILL love winter with snow.
Agreed on the last bit ❤
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Ahhh…..so it’s totally subjective! He just hates snow, lol !!!
The first time snow fell in Brooklyn (when I was living there for a while), it was like being in a movie. I’ll never forget it. 🙂 🙂
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YES I’ve been ready for spring. I’m getting the Jeep Wrangler ready for some spring and summer driving with the top down.
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That sounds so nice!
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That is one vehicle I won’t sale or trade…it’s too much dang fun.
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You had me with the first line “I’m greening with the grass” — I loved every one of these. I am sitting here grinning ear to ear. THANK YOU for this happiness in your words!
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Thanks, Lillian.
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Love the “bare lilac twigs,” 😀 gems.. all three .. of those poems! 💝💝
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Thanks, Sanaa 🙂
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I too am ‘greening with the grass’, Lisa, and our windchimes have been tinkling today. Have you been in my garden?
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🙂
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Lovely sights and sounds of spring! Good luck with the lilac!
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Thank you, Merril! This place has one big lilac that was here when we moved in but I like these little dwarf ones for accents.
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They’re so pretty, and they smell so good.
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YAY for the transplantee! May it grow strong and tall.
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It’s liking its new home. Loose soil, no competing roots, and FULL SUN all day long (well, when the sun shines anyway 🙂
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I am so there. But today, after a few days of giddy warmth, snow flurries? Lovely poem.
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We had a light blanket of it yesterday when I woke up. Still cold as h*ll today and sunny. Thanks, Sascha.
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This made me happy. I like how you interspersed the photos into the poem, Lisa. Beautiful 😀
Yours,
David
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Thank you, David 🙂
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I’m pleased you’re full of the joys of spring Lisa: I think I’m getting there myself!
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The sun can make miracles happen.
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~~~ and a huge hurrah! A most delightful bit of poetry.
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Thanks Helen!
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Every Part of Nature
Plays Spring Calling
Us Home
To Flower
Again Free
With SMiLes..:)
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Indeed! Lovely verse!
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Thanks Nice
To See Your
Lovely Poetry
On The dVerse
Poetry Trail
Again
msjadeli
From Tao Talk😊🙌
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🙂
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Excellent post for this April 1st. Love the wind chimes. Be nobody’s fool Lisa.
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Rob, thank you ❤
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