Even though the groundhog saw its shadow

It was all another lie as we assumed six more weeks of frostbite

Yet we are here with the joy of the blossoming season

Continuing on and on until nature runs its course

Let us enjoy the beauty this world has to offer

Listen carefully to the songbirds and harmonica playing within a breeze

Enjoy the colors and glistening sunlight while they last

Because sooner enough, the golden sun fully becomes an eyesore

(And we would all hate on it by June)

Poem 2: Haiku

Butterflies arrive

Their colors fill the vast sky

Smile, they’re divine

Poem 3: Acrostic

Songs from birds

Play on and on as

Rivers flow freely once again

In this season brings

New arrivals and beauty

Growing constantly in the sunlight

Heading into the dark ages, people started developing and using modal scales as well as adding multiple melodies. As time evolved so did our creativity with music. We also saw multiple different music styles, such as folk sounds and sacred chants and hymns, creating a broad spectrum of music. Popular instruments like the recorder, harp, bells, and tambourine also started making their debut into the era.

The lively folk sounds and sacred chants and hymns of the medieval times later evolved into the structured musical creation of the 18th-19th century. The music of the 1750s-1800s are often characterized by  artistic complexity, emotional expression, and elegance. You can find this genre of music in symphonies, concertos, and operas.

Now comes the 20th and 21st centuries, where music is a big broad spectrum. From the late 1800s to the early 1900s, jazz, a genre that combines African American blues and ragtime with traditional European harmonies, rose up to popularity. From jazz emerged rock and roll in the 40s and 50s, commonly characterized by strong beats and rhythms. The 2010s saw a more minimalistic era of music combining 20th century music with modern styles.

Today, we are available to over 6,000+ genres of music and they continue to grow as we blend, evolve, multiply, and experience with music. 

In all forms of art, creatives have used what nature has provided to express themselves. It may not always be about visuals, it's about how the art feels. For example, a bright and open field of grass may symbolize happiness and freedom, though a dark rainstorm may represent inner angst and despair. And because everyone witnesses and experiences nature every day, it makes the art more relatable. No one had to be an expert to get a chill from seeing an eerie, dark, and foggy forest, allowing art to be a universally understood language with the use of nature. 

While we may copy and take from nature, some art serves to protect the natural world. So many artists utilize their skills to capture the beauty it holds, spreading awareness of what we need to protect and cherish, and providing reasons why we should put in the effort to preserve it. This pattern of awareness and inspiration reminds us of the world given to us, the world we are connected to, the world we should protect, which has taken care of us since the beginning of time. 

 This trend gave way for those of artistic minds, where the goal is to create a powerful vision of the object so it becomes indistinguishable from the real object. Artists craft these illusions to a form of sculptural and realistic art, in such illusions created a viral reveal of cutting that showed the blend of artistic skill and satisfying visual content.

This popularity led to Netflix creating a reality baking competition. Where professional cake artists create realistic cakes that are replicas of real objects such as handbags, food, or even shoes to fool the judges. It was inspired by the viral trend in 2020 which focuses on the art of deception, requiring techniques like sculpting, painting, and airbrushing to achieve such an illusion with a time limit. Many found this game exciting and entertaining which led to more seasons.

It is a high skill culinary art form in which is the skillful and creative process of preparing, cooking and presenting the food. It transforms simple ingredients into a visually stunning experience. Blending techniques and understanding to create dishes that engage in all 5 senses balancing the quality and visual of these dishes. Culinary arts is both a form of art and science reflecting the dedication to craft, creativity and knowledge of food culture that carry meaning.

With these 5 senses evoked emotions and memories much like any other fine arts. Like any other art its objective is playing a key role in how you view its creative expression. The trend “Is it cake?” gave culinary art more attention to those who are professionals in their field. Allowing many to show their creativity, and talents of art and how they convey it.