She sure can fool everyone, can't she Fe? Well penned.

This is so cleverly written Fee…! …
and so true…here in UK we were tempted
to think Lady Spring had finally arrived…
20 degrees for one day two weeks ago…
We languished beneath blue skies and Sunshine…
Since then snow, sleet and hailstones…
Then a little sunshine naively draws us back,
but then temperatures fall to less than freezing!

We shall always forgive her however…
Enticing us with her coy little endearing ways…
For she is the HOPE we need after the long dark Winter…


Genius work!!

Diana…🍃

Oh, Fee!! This is an enticing write! Oh, how easily I am able to relate to your wordology. She is a scamp, that "Lady Spring"! She has those wiley ways! 'Love this so much!! Write on!!

Love ya!

Jane

How true. Have seen it happen many times. My partner just remarked this morning how our brilliant green and dark red flowered pinks have endured through the winter and are blooming better now. But she remembered how they looked with snow on them, still blooming brightly underneath. "Strong roots," she said.

And our bridal veil that I planted and that was transplanted two times because it got too big and had to be moved, is blooming again, a sure sign of spring. I had her take a picture. When she came back she again said, "Do you remember when it was covered with snow?

I don't remember but I'm sure she's right. Fickle spring happens here all the time.

Ron

I like the way you describe Lady Spring as having "coy" ways. Here where I live that is an apt description, as she plays hide and seek with winter (and us) until suddenly summer has us in it's hot and humid grasp. She's such a tease!

Rebecca