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Lines on arrival of the Spring


The spring has returned 
With all its blistering colours 
The earth seems like a bride
Adorns with jewels of flowers 
White, yellow and red, in profusion 
Are settled on its forehead 
And on fingers of hickories 
A beed of lush green petals
Absorbs all thoughts to its dancing flesh
Like Hellen trapped the kings.

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Muhammad Ikram

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