The fairest flow’r of spring has sprung
from the earth, where once it was entombed
but by miracle had become
that fallen seed’s nurturing womb.
In the calm of a breaking dawn,
the fairest flow’r of spring has sprung
to break the curse winter had wrought
on the once desolate wasteland.
And all the earth with praises sang –
the hope for heaven was restored
The fairest flow’r of spring has sprung
to sanctify the tainted world
where mourning to dancing was turned
“Alleluia!” the angels sang
“Victory had been snatched from death,
The fairest flow’r of spring has sprung.”
Life comes back in spring. Life was restored on that blessed Easter morning. The common theme wrought spring and Easter together at least in the (Christian) believing mind. The thought of these two events always brings joy and, therefore, a smile. And I had even more reason to smile (about this spring) because at last, I have seen real snowdrops growing in the city woods. I thought that was a special time.
MY WALL 
Lovely!
Snowdrops are so pretty. Spring’s renewal is indeed a time for smiles!
thanks.
I love The Rose Of Sharon! He has died and risen for me!!!
My favourite time of the year, with a greeting from nature in the form of cherry blossoms always followed by tulips ☺️
Beautiful flower you have painted!
Love the joyful verses specially: And all the earth with praises sang –
A lovely poem about Spring coming right around in your corner of the world, Imelda. Really like the alliteration that you got going on in your poem, ‘The fairest flow’r of spring has sprung’. It’s like finally spring is here for you and you should be enjoying every moment of it 🙂 Very nice that it coincided with Easter and hope that summer will be coming up next. Also great photography as usual. Take care 🙂
Spring has brought to life a pretty flower!
Time to rejoice this hour 🙂
Thanks. 🙂
It certainly is a beautiful flower. Spring hasn’t quite arrived here yet.
I’ve loved seeing the Snowdrops too this spring. Spring is so late this year, so the Snowdrops seem a promise of real spring yet to come.