Poem of the day: A Season's Passing

A Season's Passing

Spring is bright,
Flowers popping up,
Cherry blossums bursting,
Clover filling my cup,

But now springs gone,
Long gone,

Summer is wet,
Everyone's swimming,
Playing Hopscotch and Jacks,
Ropes they're skipping,

But now summers gone,
Long gone,

Fall is crunchy,
They're raking the leaves,
Jumping into piles,
Climbing up the eaves,

But now falls gone,
Long gone,

Winter is snow white,
Building some snowmen,
Throwing snowballs,
Making a snow den,

But now winters gone,
Long gone,

Now a years gone by,
What a time we had,
Having so much fun,
Faces were so glad.


A.J.W.
9/14/06