A∙pri∙cum [‘ah- PREE-koom’], Noun (II, N.)
Latin, from Apricus (warmed by the sun)
Sunlight, light of day
A sunny place
Seasons
seasons
seasons
for no reasons
Summer fall winter spring
It’s not the most interesting thing.
Snow flakes falling round and round
Snow flakes falling to the ground
Snow flakes falling everywhere
Snow flakes soaring in the air
Snow flakes falling into mounds
Even covering the whole town
Snow flakes never look the same
And because of that they should never get blamed
Snow flakes are pretty cool things
That only come when winter rings
I am spinning in circles
round ‘n round
spinning in circles way above the ground
can touch a star in a single bound
just have to remember not to look d-o-w-n
The birds return from their annual vacation,
start chirping through the day
From chickadees to robins,
all birds have one thing to say -
it's that spring will shortly be on its way