Rain in spring.
Fog in summer.
Frost in fall.
Snow in winter.
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3 comments:
Due to climate change, maybe your poem will read differently in a generation or two.
Frost in spring.
Snow in summer.
Fog in fall.
Rain in winter.
Wow, that looks so American. :-) Love the simple poem. And the four seasons - hopefully we will be able to preserve them up here in the North (Finland). Right now we're having an exceptional winter and I'm just wondering is this caused by the climate change too.
If you're interested in combining religious beliefs, you should look into Bahai faith. I'm not religious myself, I'm a spiritualist.
RT: You may be right. This has definitely been a strange weather year here in Arkansas.
Helena: Thanks for stopping in. I hope you get a chance to come back soon, and often.
Best wishes to your foster dog.
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