I live in winter where everything sleeps. Time is as silent as the falling snow. Cold wind sweeps through trees so bare- I have nowhere to go. Resting 'til life green and new stirs from its sleep. The earth awakens me.
I live in spring where things begin and the frost replaces the dew on the wild violets. Rain sprinkling down in silvery threads giving life to the earth.
I live in summer where the endless golden sun shines upon the earth. The scent of honeysuckle floats on the breeze, like the sweetest of all my dreams.
I live in autumn with its crisp cooling air. The towering trees take on a golden glow as they light the way to the fruits the earth has grown.
A revised version of poem I have published elsewhere.