SEASONS BY APRIL ALGIEN - First published in The Prospector/Front Range Journal on October 31, 1979
High above the cerulean sky,
the iris rainbow subsists,
and creamy clouds gather in patterns,
wiping away the sun.
Towering above the mauve mountain,
the big horns romp and play,
and shamrock landscapes turn amber,
bringing the autumn season.
Down below the refreshing meadow,
the lazy butterflies flutter,
and crystal lakes freeze in winter,
waiting for the sign of spring.
Floridawn Lewis is just a pen name... Before she was published novelist Floridawn Lewis, she was a published journalist under the name of April Algien and then later on April Dierking and April Dawn Lewis. This site is dedicated to her published articles that aren't available digitally anywhere else.
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