Springtime in the Desert-land

An original Poem by Pamela Rose Williams entitled “Springtime in the Desert-land”

A poem that popped in my head. Thought I would share it with you:

Guess she is hungry too. There they are Mr. & Mrs. Bullock's Oriole — Bullock’s Orioles at the feeder

Springtime in the Desert-land
by Pamela Rose Williams

A crisp and lovely morning light,
The birds wake and sing so sweet.
The canyon breeze takes them to flight
Listen to the soft “tweet tweet”.

The light, so bright over top the mount
All morning clouds away.
How many there now, 8, 9 … lost count!
And look! The humming bird’s here to stay.

Desert flowers are blooming at last
Honey bees enjoy the nectar.
Orange, yellow, purple, blue; growing so fast,
All reminders of the Great Creator.

Soon the days will be hot and dry
The sun will scorch the sand.
But for now I will enjoy my coffee while I spy
my birds and springtime in the desert-land.

Author

Pamela Rose Williams

Pamela Rose Williams, the Founder of Christianity Every Day, is a wife, mother, and grandmother. She and her husband, Dr. Michael L. Williams, have served in Christian ministry since 2001. She has a Master of Ministry Biblical Counseling degree and spends most of her time as a professional editor and writer, working with many Christian authors and artists. Additionally, she works with her husband using their extensive experience in information technology to provide Christ-centered teaching and resources to people all over the world. To learn more about Pamela visit her About page.

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