Subject:Fwd: To the coming Spring, By Margaret MacKenzie. A Punctual Spring, we had forgotten, in this Winter Town. The Days of summer, and the long, long eves, But now you come, on airy Wing, with busy Fingers, spilling Baby leaves, on all the bushes, And a faint Green dawn. On Ancient Trees, and every where, Your warm breath, soft with Kisses, stirs the And wakes us to unimagined blisses. Your lightest footprints, in the Grass, are marked by painted Crocus-Flowers, and heavy-headed Daffodils, while little Trees blush faintly, as you pass, the Morning and the Night, You bathe, with Heavenly Showers, and scatter Scentless Violets, on the rounded Hills, drop beneath Leafless woods, pale Primrose Posies, with Magic Key, in the new Evening Light, You are unlocking Buds, that keep the roses. The Purple Lilac soon will bloom above the wall, and, bended boughs, in Orchards, whitely bloom, We have forgotten, in the Winter's Gloom, Soon, we shall hear, the Cuckoo call. You will