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Springtime Gaze

February 27, 2014
By Niyaroo PLATINUM, Colonial Beach, Virginia
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I can feel the crisp breeze blowing through my hair, the gentle beam of sunlight touch my face.
I can see the aesthetic scenery of fresh, blooming flowers;
families having picnics and children running back and forth on the fields.
I can hear the baby birds singing a joyous song, my mind is lost in a springtime gaze;
Oh how I patiently desire for more memories to make, something so beautiful and sweet to taste, enjoying the nature that God has made.

© Rusty P., Balch Springs, TX

The author's comments:
I wrote this poem based on my fondest memories of during the spring; going to the park with my family, hanging out with friends, and enjoying myself. I chose the title "Springtime Gaze" because every time I think of my most favorite memories, they all remind me of the springtime weather, which would put me in, if you will, a springtime gaze.
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