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Parasols and Umbrellas
March 23, 2017
Sol’s long arms pull
and all cry for her blessing.
So every green blade dances to the lull
of the mystical tune of a Pied Piper’s singing.
Alas, the frail garden petals dissolved;
They all are jaundiced from a summer’s curse.
But in blows the rain with a roll, and saying “Foolish flowers, enjoy the springtime, for it will quickly race away."
© Anna R, Sudbury, ON, Canada
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This poem is in honor of the coming of spring, and how many people ignore it in place of the looming summer season.