"Four
Seasons" and Other Poems
Samuel E.
Stone
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Four Seasons (#
4 /10)
Spring
Seasons pass in a journey
forgotten time,
fading away the hardship of
winter’s chill,
Spring brings an aura to our
peace of mind,
a passive time of wishful hope
and goodwill. |
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Summer
Field of green surrounded by a
forest so tall,
trees so straight and narrow
reach to the sky,
growing vine Maple is nature’s
security wall,
where creatures of the land our
born, and die. |
Autumn
The warmth of summer is now but
gone,
the beauty, the passion turns
bitter cold,
left only with playful memories
we long,
as Fall prepares us for winter
ever so bold. |
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Winter
Such a scenic sight of nature’s
wonderland,
snow covered trees, branches on
the ground,
picture perfect but dangerous
hardship to man,
from ice rain to driven snow it
all comes down. |
Photo by Takako Takasuka
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