Cherry Blossoms Poem

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As spring arrives, a sight so grand,
In Japan, across the land,
A spectacle, so pure and bright,
A wondrous display of pink and white.
Cherry blossoms, delicate and fair,
In the breeze, they dance and flair,
Petals soft as silk, in hues so fine,
Adorning trees like jewels divine.
A canopy of flowers, a breathtaking view,
A gift of nature, so lovely and true,
A symbol of beauty, rebirth and grace,
A fleeting moment, a fleeting embrace.
Families gather, beneath the trees,
To celebrate this timeless tease,
Picnics, laughter, joyous cheer,
In this magical time of year.
But like a dream, it fades away,
The blossoms fall, a fleeting stay,
Leaving memories, etched in hearts,
Of nature's art, that never departs.
So let us cherish, this fleeting show,
Of cherry blossoms, in full bloom's glow,
A reminder of life's transient phase,
In nature's wonder, and its mystic ways.