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Treetops dusted white with snow,
Lawns and rooftops too, but
The grip of winter is loosening.
Days are growing longer,
And spring is just around the corner.
Flowering cherries are blooming and
Daffodils are ready to burst into color
In sheltered areas behind the barn
Reviving memories of past springs,
Of March winds, April showers,
Flowers budding, birds returning,
And we look forward to enjoying
Happy times under sunny skies
As spring again enriches our lives.
© by Bob Kimberly.
Used here with the author's permission.
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Bob Kimberly is living in Excelsior, Minnesota after 54 years in Bellevue, Washington where he worked and ran a horse farm with his wife. Bob loved poetry growing up and in school, but didn't really do any writing until after he retired and joined a creative writing class. Although he writes mainly for himself, he has self-published four collections of poems and numerous chapbooks used as Christmas presents for family and friends. His poems have also been published in a variety of journals.
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