Winter into Spring,
a slide show made with Animoto's free video maker app for iPad.
Just a few weeks ago, the Berkeley Heights Public Library, and most of New Jersey, was covered in snow. Now spring is beginning to appear as a few intrepid daffodil shoots poke up through the bare, muddy ground. The days are getting a little longer and a little warmer.
I searched our 'Columbia Granger's World of Poetry' database for a poem to express the feeling of relief that the winter of 2013 - 2014 is over. I found hundreds of poems about spring and April. Willliam Leighton's 'April' tells it like it is, don't you think?
'Gusty March is dead and gone!
April heard his parting sighs,
Smiling through her tearful eyes
At the sweet days coming on.'
There's more to this poem. To find this and other poems by first line, last line, subject or poet, search the Granger's Poetry database from our 'Databases and Articles' webpage. Type in your Berkeley Heights Library barcode number at the prompt.
“April.” Columbia Granger's World of Poetry Online. 2014. Columbia University Press. 4 Apr. 2014.
[Originally posted on this blog in April 2014
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