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Seasons Poems
Just as the earth goes through seasons, so does a family in the course of time endure seasons. Marriage, falling in love, and the birth of a childhood are all times of renewal and spring. Long pleasant periods of calm that some families are blessed to have are like the feeling of an endless summer. As we and our children grow older, our leaves start to change. We start to experience autumn. This may seem like dying but it is really only signs of a new phase of life. The times of crises and hardship are times for the family to stay close together, help eachother out and endure what are sometimes the frigid winds of change. This period is akin to a families wintertime. Life is full of seasons and changes which are best experienced with the support of friends and family. ~ Seasons Poems © Family Friend Poems

Seasons Poems

Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring

Poems about the seasons

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The Seasons come and go. Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
Votes: 22 Rating: 3.86
Winter is a dark season that can make everything seem desolate and dark, until bright eyed children light up the night.
Votes: 25 Rating: 3.52
Walking alone in the autumn, waiting for the coming of winter that reminds the author of someone special.
Votes: 23 Rating: 3.3
SPRING  
Spring is blossoming all around us.
Votes: 8 Rating: 2.88
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