Spring Poems | Examples of Spring Poetry

Rather should the winter never end, If I should meet the spring without thy hand. The seasons our souls do summers send, And all do fall upon our hearts’ command. ...Read the rest...

Wind of creation and wind of the dawn, All thou caress is soon withered and gone. Born of the elements, battered and bare, All that is common, so briefly, made rare! Weaver of rhythms, sweet shimmering spring, Ruled by a...Read the rest...

Season to behold Spring has an appointment Each flower that bloom....Read the rest...

People love at first sight Friends love me for my first dish With my shrimp spring onion roll This consists of medium-sized shrimps Bacon, beans, ham, egg, cilantro, basil And lastly it must be onion Mix and wrap in...Read the rest...

Spring sings out from her sleep and melts Winter's heart. ...Read the rest...

Springtime, it's springtime Winter has taken a leave of absence Now it's time for flower to make their grand entrance Leaving us awestruck and inspired The mild breezes drift in through the shades Almost knocking over the vase...Read the rest...

I hope the world continues to be kind to you And give you brighter days I hope the world gives you hope And your clouds aren't grey I hope the grass grows greener And your fruit turns sweet The birds sing...Read the rest...

Spring semester has started. We’re all immersed in the ritual of change and totally committed to that descent into madness to the relentless drabness, the flatness, the blandness for the hours, days and weeks of study and a bone-deep fatigue...Read the rest...

Throughout the coldest days of the mighty winter Think of a sweet spring and dream of a mild summer During the harshest hours of the wintry night Think of flowers and dream of a pleasant sunlight. Season comes, remains...Read the rest...

Cherry blossoms in full bloom Pink petals falling Falling all around Pink petals falling Falling to the ground Daffodils showing their faces Daffodiles springing up in strange places Yellow, orange and white Are quite a pretty sights Snow drops and blue bells Growing wild beside...Read the rest...

Tell me winter jasmine dear, why did the sun disappear, and leave me all alone, here? I am heartbroken and cold, as I grow sad, feeble and old, with no one to love and hold. The world became desolate. My heart is...Read the rest...

A seedling stirs beneath the dawn’s embrace, Its roots are entwined with whispers from the earth. Each glance exchanged, a sunbeam’s fleeting trace, Ignites the bloom of love—a second birth. The breeze of laughter, soft, adorns the space, While petals...Read the rest...

Love in Kyiv by Natalka Bilotserkivets translation by Michael R. Burch Love is more terrible in Kyiv than spectacular Venetian passions, than butterflies morphing into bright tapers– winged caterpillars bursting aflame! Here spring has lit the chestnuts, like candles, and we have cheap...Read the rest...

There were kisses in the spring That meant so much of everything When we walked hand in hand Our love was always without demands As time went by I gave you an engagement ring And there were more kisses in...Read the rest...

Your crimson umbrella burns like fire, You passed me by with a gentle smile. I turned around and stopped as if dire, Amazed by your beauty for just a while. I'm still standing there, lost in sadness, My body feels...Read the rest...