Rustle of inaudible petals
Snow-white pearls bloomed
Fresh delicate tiny flower
From under the snow rushed to the sun.
(Snowdrop)
* * *
White, blue, blue.
He appeared in the spring.
(Snowdrop)
* * *
First climbed out of prison
On a forest glade.
He’s not afraid of frost,
Although very small.
(Snowdrop)
* * *
Fragrant fluffy
Lumps are golden.
Not afraid to know frost
Beauty ...!
(Mimosa)
* * *
Housewarming at the starling
He rejoices endlessly.
So that we have a mockingbird
We made ...
(Birdhouse)
* * *
Someone’s house is on a branch
No doors in it, no windows,
But the chicks live there warmly.
This house’s name is ...
(Nest)
* * *
The loose snow melts in the sun
The breeze in the branches is playing
Louder than bird voices
So she came to us ...
(Spring)
* * *
Was white and gray
Green and young came.
Like a pava flew
I sat on a field.
Released feathers
For any potion.
(Spring)
* * *
Streams rang out, rooks flew in.
The bee brought the first honey to the hive.
Who says who knows when this happens?
(Spring)
* * *
I open the kidneys in green leaves.
I dress the trees, water the crops,
The movement is full, my name is ...
(Spring)
* * *
She comes with affection
And with its own fairy tale.
Swing the magic wand -
In the forest, a snowdrop will bloom.
(Spring)
* * *
I open the kidneys in green leaves.
I dress the trees, water the crops,
The movement is full, my name is ...
(Spring)
* * *
In the spring it turned green
tanned in the summer
put on in the fall
red corals.
(Rowan)
* * *
He came to our courtyard
Vetronos and Zimbor,
Watercourse and spring.
He called the rooks home.
Has anyone brought spring to the start?
Guessed? It…
(March)
* * *
A warm south wind blows
The sun is shining brighter.
The snow is losing weight, softening, melting,
A rook throaty flies in.
What month? Who will find out?
(March)
* * *
The bear got out of the den,
Dirt and puddles on the road
In the sky a lark trill -
He came to visit us ...
(April)
* * *
The river roars violently
And breaks the ice.
He returned his starling to the house,
And in the forest, the bear woke up.
In the sky a lark trill.
Who came to us?
(April)
* * *
The garden tried on white,
The nightingale sings a sonnet,
The edge has dressed in our greens -
We are warmly welcomed ...
(May)
* * *
The distance to the fields turns green
The nightingale sings.
The garden is dressed in white
Bees are the first to fly.
Thunder rumbles. Guess,
What month is this? ..
(May)
* * *
The snow has melted and from the fields
The agile runs ...
(Creek)
* * *
In snowy bumps
Under the white snow cap
We found a little flower
Semi-frozen, slightly alive.
(Snowdrop)
* * *
The first to get out of the earth
On the thaw.
He’s not afraid of frost,
Though small.
(Snowdrop)
* * *
She comes with affection
And with its own fairy tale.
With a magic wand -
In the forest, the snowdrop will bloom.
(Spring)
* * *
In the fall they flew south
So as not to meet the evil blizzard.
And in the spring the snow melted
And our flocks returned!
(Migratory birds)
* * *
I speak to you
Like a young spring messenger
I'm glad to meet friends
Well, my name is ...
(Starling)
* * *
The snow and snowstorms receded
Birds from the south flew home.
Spinning trills sing singers.
Who glorifies spring?
(Starlings)
* * *
He flies every year
There, where the house is waiting.
He knows how to sing other people's songs
Nevertheless, he has his own voice.
(Starling)
* * *
He wants to fly right
He wants - hanging in the air,
Stone falls from the heights
And in the fields sings, sings.
(Lark)
* * *
Who is a spring day
Got a mitten over the window
Brought out new residents in it -
Little such chicks?
(Swallow)
* * *
Flies to us with warmth
Having made a long path
Sculpts a house under the window
From grass and clay.
(Swallow)
* * *
Guess what the bird is–
Dark little thing?
White from the belly
The tail is pulled apart in two ends.
(Swallow)
* * *
Along with this black bird
Spring is knocking on our window.
Hide your winter clothes!
Who rides arable land?
(Rook)
* * *
Leaves released like arrows.
It blooms with a white flower
In the middle is a yellow flower
Head bowed to the side
He looks modestly, modestly down.
What is a handsome man? ..
(Narcissus)
* * *
The sun warms on the threshold
And the snowdrifts have melted
Streams flowed like a river
Arrived to us ...
(Rooks)
* * *
Hanging out the window
The kulek is ice.
He is full of drops
And it smells like spring.
(Icicle)
* * *
A voice in the blue sky
Like a tiny bell.
(Lark)
* * *
On the rivers, it happens in the spring:
Under the sun the ice darkens, melts
Then it bursts, breaks
And turns into ice
And the ice floes on the river.
Tell me what his name is!
(Ice drift)
* * *
Snow in the forest. There are a lot of snowdrifts.
But you can hear the tit trill.
From the roof right onto the road
Dripping loudly ...
(Drops)
* * *
Outside the window she rings
And he sings: “Spring has come!
And cold icicles
Turned into these trickles!
Heard from the roof:
“Slap – slap – slap!”
This is a small flood.
(Drops)
* * *
The island I see is strange
He is not with a palm tree, but with a flower,
Surrounded not by the ocean
A melted snow.
(Thawed patch)
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