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Seasons Changing


(Winter)

The cold, snowy weather

Covered by cozy, cotton covers

The birds fly south for the winter,

This weather can be so bitter

(Spring)

The flowers are flourishing

There's a coat of clover cloaks

The incoming and blooming of flowers,

Swaying, singing along the grass

(Summer)

Hot, carefree summer days

Leaving you sweaty and burnt

We welcome your golden rays

Don’t ever leave, just stay

(Fall)

Leaves float quietly down

And form a carpet on the ground

Autumn brings colors and

Crisp, cool air

 
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