March Poem

It is now mostly spring,

Momma birds are ’bout done waiting

For the use of those majestic wings.

The strong winds ruffle fur and feathers,

Hence the want for a change of weather.

Underfoot no dry mud crumbles,

Or snow, or leaves for that little rumble.

A few folks found a four-leafed clover,

With a hive of bees hovering over.

March is buzzing like those bees,

Now crowded up in a old, oak tree.