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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall These are the seasons that embrace us all We start the year in the dead of winter Where, wind, ice and snow fester like a splinter Everywhere you look are visions of death Where the harsh cold winds will take your breath Sometimes it seems winter will never end Then just like that Spring is around the bend. Then the sun begins to warm the earth And everywhere you look you see new birth Birds are nesting, squirrels are playing And the morning dew is art work displaying Flowers blooming, trees budding, birds singing Grass is greening, people are smiling and spring is springing The beauty of Spring leads to the season of heat Where the grass grows tall, gardens produce and ice cream is a treat Where humming birds swarm the flowers And daylight last for hours When children swim and many vacations begin That is when it is Summer we are in. With Summer’s end comes a world of beauty When gathering nuts is a squirrels duty Where vibrant colors turn our landscape to a magnificent painting Orange, red, yellow, green and brown give a view most captivating As the leaves dance forever on the ground The aroma of fall is all around As the Fall Season ends, a new year shall begin And we ask ourselves, Winter will end when?
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