The poem portrays spring’s arrival as a fragrant, flower-filled metaphor for being “born again,” where nature’s splendor—embodied by lavender, rose, lilac, and lily—represents the privilege and beauty of this triumphant renewal, highlighting the blessings of such a glorious rebirth.

The coming of Spring

is but a fragrant lavender

rose, lilac, and lily filled

metaphor that there is

such beauty, blessings,

and royal privilege in

being gloriously and

triumphantly born again!