I scratched a poem on the sand in summer, But the waves rolled in and washed it away. I raked a poem in the autumn leaves, But the wind blew, scattering it over the fields. I stamped a poem in the snow in winter, But the sun shone and it melted and trickled away. I sowed a poem in the springtime soil, Green shoots sprang up and flowers blossomed, filling the air with its scent
By
John Foster.