Forsythia
by Carole Trickett
Forsythia escapes from its vase,
Wildly throws itself across the kitchen window.
The string of yellow blossoms on its branches holler to us
Of spring.
“Wake up, wake up, the earth
Is wet, is muddy, life swirls,
Calling us, come see, come see
The greening of the lilacs,
Feel the squish of the mud,
The warming of the sun,
Delight in the song of
The wood lark.
Dash out the kitchen door!
Walk run, roll into the delight
Of spring.
Evening Carole,
Nice to see your poems. Wish I could hear them in person Take Care