Spring's Awakening

Gentle whispers upon the breeze,
Spring's awakening – the solemn trees,
Shedding their shroud of wintry gray,
To embrace the warmth of longer day.

Verdant shoots from the earth emerge,
A symphony of life, an urgent surge,
Where once there lay a silent hearth,
Now dances a canvas of rebirth.

Brooks, once iced, in laughter chime,
Mirroring the season's sublime,
Carrying tales from mountain to sea,
Of winter's end and spring's decree.

Blooms with hues so vivid and bright,
Painting the world with delight,
An ode to the cycles that pass,
In nature's unending, beautiful mass.

And within this scene of resurgence,
Lies a lesson of profound emergence,
For every soul wearied by night,
Spring whispers of the coming light.