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Writer's pictureJames Roller

The Four Seasons

Summer's lease is all too short,

And all the world is mad.

Lazy days and heat's malaise,

A mild dissention lights our ways,

And hard indifference, love's resort.

The fiery heart is glad.


Autumn is a death to me.

Its nature is a wake.

Though wind cannot rescind the past,

The autumn's colors never last.

The golden robes upon the tree

Autonomously break.


Winter then, is autumn's ghost,

A specter in the dark.

Views of cold and growing old,

And bleak depression fills the mold.

And death is winter's hope to most,

A season frozen stark.


The only time of hope is spring,

The time to resurrect.

A splash of paint upon each leaf,

The petal bloom and vibrant sheaf,

A blessing then, the showers bring,

A palette circumspect.


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