A Compendium of Seasons In Verse

Spring always brings forth a smile Just ask a butterfly Summer lightens every heart Just hear the skylarks cry Autumn colours tint our view As daylight waves goodbye Winter ,sleeping,bides its time When all nature seems to die. FOUR SEASONS Spring ever brings a smile- summer lightens long Fall tints red- as sleeping winter acts as dead Spring watches a flower- August a moon- as Fall dresses scarlet red- winter silent calls Note seen with Japanese haiku eyes February awakens crocus&snowdrop May aromas the hay-making crop August in high summer glows but November nights,decompose Seasons greetings The're out the're out Spring announces with a shout- Yellow yellow everywhere look look left or right here,there anywhere- under trees nodding in the breeze braving March wind chill narcissus amaryllis or if you will daffodil LAST HURRAH I close my eyes,Summer’s last harrah, sunshine upon my face.Fall stands still and hesitates.Temperatures fall and daylight hours fly,at my feet yellowed leaves; shadows lengthen,evening primrose perfumes a memory of you. DETRIUS A tangle if Autumn bonfired into smoke, a blue plume curls from the ashes.Yesterday’s vision still haunts, now lost in the riot of October gone forever.Summer fading in a melancholy fog. Around the corner, days of grey ,drab winter gloom