Sunshine,
a welcome gift
after brutal weather
What secrets lie beneath the ground?
Crocus
This example of a Crapsey Cinquain is inspired by Abigail Gronway at Dark Side of the Moon.
Top photo taken today in my front garden. Lower photo taken of the same garden in April of 2016.
Wind Rush 
Love this, LuAnne. Who knows what vibrant beauty is lurking beneath the ground, ready to spring forth.
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Thanks for stopping by. I’m ready!
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You are welcome. I am, too 🙂
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Wonderfully hopeful poem, LuAnne, and the cinquain form works well here. Enjoyed the photos too.
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Thanks, Jett. I’m enjoying the sunshine even though it is still cold. Stay warm where you are.
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A marvelous Crapsey Cinquain for spring! I know you can’t wait to see those crocuses again. As for me, I miss the snow…. 🙂 You may grow weary of it if you have to look at it a long time (and shovel, etc.), but it sure makes you appreciate spring all the more, doesn’t it!
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Absolutely!
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Great poem. Hurray for Spring! Honestly, I do try to enjoy every season, but lately I find myself wondering how many more pics I can take of ❄!
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I also try to enjoy each season. I actually love winter but I also love the transition from winter to spring. This one seems to be a wet, cool one so far. A ray of sunshine lifts my soul. Thanks for dropping by.
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