Oh Spring come along Where are your blue skies aglow? And Sun's shining face We need rainfall too So that our seeds can all thrive Then farmers can smile Busy bees please come There's much work for you to do Fertilize this plants Much thanks go to you For the work all you have done Fine harvest we'll reap Image found at:https://pixabay.com/en/agriculture-field-food-farm-bauer-1646560/
Ribin, you are right onto the spring days here (Houston, Texas), This weekend we've had your bright clear blue skies. The rains had gone and the sun had supreme authority over our weather. I'll hand pollinate my small orange tree as last year I only had four oranges. The bees have gone, our Congress let us down, no money to research our problem and for science to stop their decline. ..
Lovely poem. I enjoyed reading it.
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We get anxious to start planting this time of year. I do love the cycles of the seasons. I had a huge garden when my kids were young.
ReplyDeleteRain is a blessing!
ReplyDeleteSpring is a season of fear for a farmer... here you would add a late frost as a risk as well.
ReplyDeleteWe need both - the sun and rain in their proper order - and of course the bees.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. :)
ReplyDeleteA lovely ode to spring :)
ReplyDeleteYes we need rainfall to..but it is wonderful to see Sun's shining face! Wonderful spring poem Robin!
ReplyDeleteVery cheerful, Robin, with the promise of ‘Sun's shining face’, smiling farmers and busy bees! I like the thanks at the end.
ReplyDeleteRibin, you are right onto the spring days here (Houston, Texas), This weekend we've had your bright clear blue skies. The rains had gone and the sun had supreme authority over our weather. I'll hand pollinate my small orange tree as last year I only had four oranges. The bees have gone, our Congress let us down, no money to research our problem and for science to stop their decline.
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A lovely invitation and looking forward.
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