Robin's Return
by Mr. Ed — Read all 1,530 poems by Mr. Ed
Something I Look Forward To, Each and Every Spring
Friday, March 18, 2016
-->“And Spring arose on the garden fair,
Like the Spirit of Love, felt everywhere;
Each flower and bird on Earth's dark breast,
Arose from the dreams, of its wintry rest.”
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Music: Song Of The Earth
Winter had been lingering long enough
For some Sign of Spring, I now yearned
And just yesterday, I heard him calling me
One of our migrating robins, had returned
“Cheerio! Cheer Up! Cheerio!”
He had awakened me at dawn
I now very eagerly got dressed
And I rushed out onto my lawn
There he was, on a bare tree limb
He was back, peering right at me
And once again, he burst into song
From his feathered heart, so joyously
“Cheerio! Cheer Up! Cheerio!”
How I love a robin’s Spring Song
I knew his mate would soon arrive
And I didn’t have to wait very long
I was soon very joyously watching this mated pair of birds
As they now started flitting all around, preparing their nest
Spring had, indeed, now officially returned to my backyard
Robin’s Return, had suddenly, made me feel very blessed
Winter had been lingering long enough,
For some Sign of Spring, I now yearned;
And just yesterday, I heard him calling me,
One of our migrating robins, had now returned.
©March 18, 2016, Mr. Ed
I so look forward to the beautiful Robins every year and also the most beautiful hummingbirds. I put up two feeders every year for the hummers and they are so amusing to watch. They come along around the middle of April in my part of the world. Thanks for sharing, Ed.
Love and blessings,
Linda
I do, herald the arrival of purple martins every year on a certain day in May. They combine and examine my martin birdhouse and pronounce it unsafe, or at least, unlivable, and move on. Last year, in the 30+ years that this birdhouse has been sitting on its high overlooking my backyard, some sparrows made a nest in it. That was the first time any bird took a liking to it.
Ron
David
A beautiful write.
Michael D.
Love the wonder of a robins first Spring song.
Beautiful sharing.
Lady Mary Ann