A Season's Dance
Winter's dance was long and she moved very slow
She never held you tight, she was always so cold
And when she shook her hair the dance floor would be covered in snow
And then her icy stare would pierce you and she'd give you a frosty scold
But though she seemed at times so mean and undignified
The beauty of this lady could never be denied
Spring's dance was lively, she let her hair down
When she shook her hips there were blossoms all around
She was warmer than her sister who wore the icy gown
The melody of spring was a beautiful sound
Summer was a party girl she danced to rock and roll
She was quite romantic and loved those moonlit strolls
She loved the fragrant roses and her kiss was very warm
Birds would sing when she appeared, enchanted by her charm
When she shook her hair, butterflies fluttered out
And everyone on the dance floor would twist and shout
Autumn was a beautiful girl
She danced a little slower as round and round we whirled
She had a soul for rhythm and blues
And sad songs were her muse
She would make her leaves fall all over the dance floor
We danced all through the night until her leaves were no more
Then her cold sister entered the ballroom with her chilly air of elegance
And I sauntered over to this icy beauty and once again we danced
To all these lovely ladies I could never say goodbye
They will dance forever to melodies upon a changing sky
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