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Seasons of Wisdom

***

An old man stands

alone in a field—

 

where whispers of time

are sown in shadow.

 

Life’s lessons linger

in the quiet breeze,

 

hidden wisdom

among the dancing trees.

 

The seasons turn,

as does the earth.

 

Spring awakens—

tender blooms

telling stories of rebirth.

 

Summer rises

in golden fire,

 

and echoes

of youthful passion

still drift through the air.

 

Then autumn arrives—

a fiery embrace.

 

Leaves fall like memories,

softly,

gracefully,

 

carried on the wind.

 

And winter follows,

with its quiet frost—

 

its cold hand

marking the years

like grains of sand.

 

The field transforms

as each chapter unfolds.

 

Every season

a story,

 

every season

a truth waiting to be told.

 

And in the deepening shadows

his eyes begin to gleam—

 

for life's quiet wisdom

is the poet’s dream.

 

So seek the shadows

where wisdom speaks.

 

For in their depths

hidden treasures wait.

 

The old man stands—

his soul at peace,

 

a witness

to life’s eternal cycle.

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Written by
PaulBaldryPoetry
71 / M / Saltcoats - Scotland
Published
Mar 6
Lines·Words
48·158
Notes

Seasons of Wisdom reflects on the journey of life through the changing seasons. From the hopeful bloom of youth to the quiet reflection of age, the poem reminds us that time shapes us gently, and within every season lies a lesson waiting to be discovered.

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#seasonsoflife#spokenwordpoetry#wisdominnature#reflectivepoetry#lifejourney#paulbaldrypoetry
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