Spring in the Universe

Posted on March 25, 2018 by Linda Lee Lyberg

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Let the songs of tree swallows

arise in an ariose flood

let it flow through the hollows

to every flower, tree, and bud.

Listen to their soulful message

as this immense universe aligns

be thankful for the smallest blessings

and herald in radiant Spring’s signs.

©2018 Linda Lee Lyberg

Category: PoetryTags: birds, nature, Songs, Spring

3 Comments on “Spring in the Universe”

rivrvlogr
March 25, 2018

Tree swallows are a lovely sight.
There’s a park along the Niagara River, elevated about 15 feet above the water, that has a 200 yard section that is kept in a natural state with wild grass. There are about a dozen bluebird houses along that stretch and every one is taken over by tree swallows. I think it’s probably too windy for bluebirds. (It’s a great place for kite flying.)

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- Charmed Chaos
  March 25, 2018
  
  What a lovely place to be near. It sounds beautiful!
  
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thereluctantpoet
March 3, 2022

Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.

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