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Spring

April 3, 2019 by Lizzie Ludovico Leave a Comment

Spring

The world’s been dead for so long
Its air a stagnant gasp,
Time moves again as new life blooms
And people round us laugh.

The air smells clean and fresh,
It takes no time for the world to forget the Cold
Soft green fuzz grows on the trees
As their branches start to bloom

The weather warms, and the Cold is chased away at last.
The world reborn, anew again
The shortest season, leads to fire
Spring comes by, but is quick to leave.


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Lizzie Ludovico
Lizzie Ludovico
Lizzie is a nursing student in her second year of college. She was a member of the national honor society in high school, and was twice awarded the Scholastic Art and Writing honorable mention award for poetry.

She enjoys reading, playing the piano, jogging, spending time with friends, and enjoying God's creation in the Sunshine! You can find more of her writing at http://thoughtsofanintrovert.wordpress.com
Lizzie Ludovico
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