Seasons
Amid the rotting and decay
It shows such an amazing display!
Green, orange, red, amber, brown
A reddish sky at sundown.
Warmer clothes, hats and coats.
The time of year for sore
throats!
Harvest away some veg and fruit
Hibernation is in pursuit.
Evenings' darker, gain an hour,
Another years’ flown by somehow.
Hail and storms with a strong
breeze,
Leaves have fallen from the
trees.
It’s looking frosty, it’s getting
chilly
Sub zero, minus something degree,
It’s started to get even colder;
A scarf now covers all our
shoulders.
Winter time, virgin snowflakes,
All six sided, no mistakes!
Sit cosy and warm with lit fire
inside
And sleep through all yuletides.
It’s slippery in the freezing rain
A New Years’ been and gone again.
And as it thaws and slowly melts,
A warmer feeling has been felt.
And soon it’s the March equinox
We lose an hour on our clocks
The planted bulbs and the pretty
flowers,
Awaiting rainbows and April
showers!
A different colour a new hue
All reborn and renewed!
It’s looking pretty, green and
lush
Spring time cleaning and
paintbrush!
Perennials start to push through
Listen out for the first cuckoo;
Blossom flowers fall all askew;
Bluebell woodlands purple-blue.
It’s getting hotter, we feel the
heat
Sandals worn for our feet!
This new warm season just begun
Sizzling in the summer sun!
A dip in the sea to cool right
down!
We rub lotion deep within
So that rays don't burn our skin.
And if we’re lucky a holiday,
Something different, time away.
Lazing in the glorious weather,
Relaxing with some time together
Now the evenings are quickly
cooling
Darker evenings there’s no
fooling.
It’s now the September equinox,
We gain an hour on our clocks.
Back home now the wind and rain
It's all so hard to ascertain
Older by another year,
As autumn leaves they reappear.
Amid the rotting and decay -
Such an outstanding colour
display!
See the fireworks; stars in the
sky.
I wonder how and wonder why?
Copyright Linda Lawrence
Autumn 2018
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