By Laura Adams — Updated March 20, 2024

Colors fill in black and white
Sunshine winks her strength
As flowers bloom from budding seeds
And daytime finds her length.

Briskness flirts with heat-filled dusks
The tired wipe their eyes
In front of them lies ample time
To dust off winter’s tries.

Newness paints the skies again
A rainbow makes her mark
The proof that fresh beginnings lie
Just beyond the dark.

Any rain that sprinkles down
Brings good luck, light, and life
the vow of peace in newfound hues
And hopes of futures bright.

Springtime sweeps in like a waltz
And glides across the lands
Soft and tender – dazzling
Asking to hold hands…

With you.
With you.
With you.

Laura is a yoga teacher as well as a freelance writer. Laura received her 200-hour training from Green Lotus Yoga and Healing Center and is currently working on her 300-hour training certification, focused on a therapeutic approach to the yoga practice. She teaches several classes a week in a variety of formats at Green Lotus. Her own practice began thirteen years ago as a way to connect breath to body after dealing with a stress-borne illness.