The Poetry Of Scot
Young
Front Porch Spring
A Dirt Road Haiku Sonnet
brown hills sprinkled with
white blooms of serviceberry
waiting for dogwoods
crappie huddle up
on old Christmas trees weighted
for this shallow cove
overnight pop of
greens finally hide light noise
of next hill neighbor
fawns freeze in driveway
scattered Sweet William backdrop
of almost redbuds
whippoorwills will return as
if they never left
Scot Young was born and lives
in Missouri. He has been married 30+ years and has three daughters.
He works in secondary education as a principal and also teaches
graduate classes. He previous poetry credits, both in print and
on the internet, include The Beat, Spoken Word, Asphalt Sky,
Pleiades, Potpourri and Hemingway's Shotgun. His other poetry
and writings may be found at http://midwestpoet.wordpress.com
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