ALSphere Foundation
Million hues of green knock on the doors of wintertide
Ballads of birdsongs bid dulcet goodbyes to the snow queen
With promises of sweet summer rain and floral infused breeze
She’s here to stay with lush verdant canopies and bouquets
In all eagerness she throws away her snowy duvet
Stepping out on tiptoes from the rime spangled bassinet
Rested deeply and invigorated by nascent spilling shy sunrays
Primrose hues replace the whites and dove grays
Spurts of tender green on branches gnarled and once bare
Chirping birds celebrate spring with chorus of songs rare
Girls are once again in pretty summer frocks
Carefully stashed away are plaid jackets, boots and woollen socks
The spring air has a plethora of fragrance
Blooms and berries are in abundance
Aroma of baking wafts in a medley
Vanilla in cakes, cookies and fruit tarts aplenty
Frozen brooks and streams dance in grandeur
Flowing and bubbling again making music with mighty ardour
Swards of grass sway to the rhythm of the melody
If you could hear them, they’re rejoicing, singing ‘Howdy, Revardie!
