Sweet blue skies with soft gilded clouds t'avail, Red Maples' baby leaves now flutter hence So lightly, and how dandelions thence With sunny yellow heads dot green lawns' trail To yonder as songs flit and call like bail From every bush, tree, covert, nook, a sense Of all we cherished in that note, no scents Of pine, fresh grass nor clover to inhale. But how the lake now ripples as winds stir Across its face, the sparrows gaily too 'Non calling as geese rest. If plovers cure Night's blackness, how frogs chorus through The welcome touch of chill. And Shakespeare, poor As subterfuge, remains cloaked. What is new?