Love’s Seasons
 

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Spring was the time our love was new,
As fresh as blossoms on the trees,
Then summer came and fueled the flames
To fever pitch, but fire can burn.

And lacking fuel the flames went out;
Now summer’s gone, and so are you.
Autumn’s arrived, with falling leaves
Reminding me, and my heart yearns

Once more for love’s hopes to renew,
While frost has tinged the rooftops white;
Winter will soon make its debut,
And put an end to hope’s cruel games.

Fingers of ice pierce my heart through
While reaper grim my soul reclaims.

By Linda Newman

© 2003 Linda Newman (All rights reserved)

 

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