Siguan
by Joseph Bruchac
I play my flute
and the small birds answer,
their wings fill the sky
like bright colored leaves.
I play my flute
and the lakes and rivers
open their eyes
after their long sleep.
I play my flute
and the earth casts off
her white blanket,
clothes herself in green.
I play my flute
and the southern wind,
its breath soft as the fawn,
comes dancing again.
I play my flute
and the children laugh
for they know my song
and remember my name.
I am Siguan,
I am Spring.
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