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Seasons Gone


Seasons Gone My time on earth has slipped away And all my seasons gone My warm days are all too short My winters seem too long My steady breath is labored My dreams have gone away My life is oh too short Much like the summer day My time is near my time is here My time is coming soon But like the winter light so short My morning is now noon The darkness is drawing near My heart it aches with pain Look in my eyes and see the fear Each tear drop falls like spring rain Each drop of rain contains A story of my life The love the laughs the pain The troubles and the strife Each hour vanishes each minute dies Time drifts away like the autumn leaves You see the fear, it’s in my eyes But simply you just won’t believe My warm days are all too short My winters seem too long My time on earth has slipped away And all my seasons gone A poem on life and time by Dahryan Heav’n Hubbard
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