A TEACHERble Moment on Seasons

What is your favorite season of year? Why?


Winter springs
Summer falls,
Season greetings
From them all.

Sprung over Spring
As I sit upon a hill,
And the robin goes to sing
Waking up the daffodils.

Spring goes on vacation
Her departure lies no bummer,
And there comes an admiration
For the season known as Summer.

Summer falls right into place
Her big wide skies and sunny days,
Kids gathered outside to play
With Little June and Little May.

Rhythmic trees all fine and tall
Summer breezes on to goodbye,
Say hello to her friend Fall
I heard he’s a Cool Guy.

Fall arrives on the scene
With the changes that he brings,
Leaves no longer green
Instead orange, brown, and burgundy.

Pumpkin patch and Halloween
No tricks with Fall but only treats,
Soon Fall goes on to leave
And it’s Winter that we meet.

Winter brings her wonderland
Filled with snow all blanketed,
From the Birth of Jesus to Merry Christmas
The joy she carries and the richness.

Winter springs
Summer falls,
Each season brings
My love for all.


14 responses to “A TEACHERble Moment on Seasons”

  1. Beautifully done, … highlighting all the seasons, … nature is the best, …💫

    1. I extend my gratitude to you for your beautiful words! I love each version of nature! ❤️

      1. My favourite, if you can have a favourite with nature, are trees, … I’m a tree hugger, …💫🎄🌲🌴💫

  2. Looking so nice pic😍

    1. The image really speaks to the message I wanted to deliver. I appreciate all seasons! Each season is special and significant in its own way. Each has a unique purpose!✨✨

  3. Thanks for following my site; you are very kind.

    1. Ditto! I look forward to reading your creativity! ❤️

      1. Thank you very much

  4. The ending is perfect

    1. Much love to you!🙏🏾
      Thanks a ton!

      1. Writer to writer – you’re welcome x

  5. Sorry…I love the whole poem, but that last verse! Brilliant.

    1. Much thanks to you for your lovely words!❤️
      It means a lot to me!

  6. You are an amazing writer; I look forward to reading more of your poetry and prose. Thanks for your like of my post, Jews’ Distress 8;” you are very kind.

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