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Skeletal Trees


The beginning of each season marks a new birth

Spring stimulates the richness of the dark damp earth

Summer cooks the grains of sand on every shore

And bakes the drifting clouds so they withhold their downpour

Autumn blows its chilled breath, scattering brilliant red and golden leaves

Winter dusts the earth with angelic powder and enchants with sleep the towering, skeletal trees

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