Seasonal Hues
Summer's dusk ablaze with crimson bonfires on the beach-
silvery rainstorms nurturing earth and the southern peach;
refreshing cobalt oceans stretched to horizons out of reach.
Autumn arrives slowing the pace with rustic orange leaves-
subtle mists drift from ivory clouds to which gloom cleaves;
oncoming chills at the end makes the earthen brown grieve.
Winter blankets the landscape with fluorescent white snow-
the bluest powdery sky extends over the inhabitants below;
and ebony midnights are silent since temperatures are low.
Spring welcomes with lemon-colored daisies and sunflowers-
grassy green thoroughly moistened in the early dawn's hour,
later pinkish-violet horizons beside diminished solar powers.
Each year the planet is endowed with various seasonal hues;
marvelous colors to constantly amaze and soothingly amuse.
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