Four Seasons

Spring

I walk gently in spring's daze.

The flowers bloom; the swallows soar.

Nature's beauty is gleefully in tow,

Only to wither in volatile winds.

Summer

I seek refuge from summer's blaze.

Trees bestow shade; lake dispenses breeze.

Boisterous sunflowers dance in sweltering heat.

Eager fireflies await their twilight rituals.

Autumn

I get lost in autumn's foliage.

Nature displays colors; birds timely depart.

Howling winds sweep away dying leaves.

Merry folks celebrate a good harvest.

Winter

I awake to winter's first snow.

Light snowflakes sparsely cover grassless fields.

Naked trees anxiously await their hibernation.

Nature's wrath fires her warning shot.

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Daisies wilt in heat; gardenias bloom.

Misery abates in passage of time.

Leaves display colors; days cut short.

Summer departs, fall enters -- Nature's decree.

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