"Four
Seasons" and Other Poems
Samuel E.
Stone
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Four Seasons (#
1 /10)
Spring
Winter’s agony transcends to
Spring’s hope,
where death awakes to splendor
in the grass,
filled with love, birth and the
tools to cope,
a mystical, magical illusion
comes to pass. |
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Summer
A babbling brook wandering
through the trees,
moss covered stones upon the
shore so inviting,
beneath the trees with all their
dancing leaves,
summertime in the forest land
can be so enticing. |
Autumn
Each new dawn brings even a
shorter day,
nights get longer as the moon
makes it pass,
wind and rain turns to an ice
and snowy way,
Autumn, the changing season not
meant to last. |
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Winter
Winter is the bosom of nature
rebirth,
a time of renewal, a time to
refresh,
most import of all the seasons
on earth,
bears sleeping in caves, birds
in their nest. |
Photo by Takako Takasuka
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