Spring Fever
Oh, how I long for those summer days,
When the bright sun’s kiss
Warms you like a mother’s love.
Indeed, it is the sun I miss.
Oh, how I long for the clouds to be gone,
Slowly they become an unwelcome guest,
Gifting us with rain and denying us light.
True, it is the clouds that I detest.
Oh, how I long to walk in the grass,
Where field stretches into a green sea,
While birds sing and breezes whisper.
Yes, it is the grass that brings joy to me.
Oh, how I long for a clear blue sky,
When days stretch on without end,
And cold darkness is only memory.
Surely, it is the sky that is my friend.
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