Seasonal
The warm summer has provided us with an abundant harvest.
We've gathered it and eaten well and sold a bit for cash.
The shortening days have warned us that fall is here to stay.
Soon we'll feel the icy fingers of a north wind cold and brash.
There will be wet days when we're shivering
As autumn days bring light snow or hoary frost.
We'll drive carefully when dangerous icy roads
Have been into the weather mixture tossed.
Changes are mild price we pay for living
With four distinct seasons of the year.
We anticipate the variety when
Each welcome new one shall appear.
September 22, 2015
Copyright © Joyce Johnson | Year Posted 2015
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