Seasons about,
seasons within,
seasons of life,
seasons begin.
All seasons end.
This brings about what pleases
and that which disappoints,
that which shatters
and that which fills with joy,
but who are we to judge
what’s in our best interest
from our non-omniscient,
limited perspective?
Who is the narrator?
Who is the character?
Who is the author?
Who will read it
in the end?
Dusty cover,
spring breeze,
dust to dust,
seasons never cease.
I resist the gales of change
even though I’ve grown wings;
sometimes our comfy cocoons
are stirred on purpose
by the leaf.
Premature nostalgia
begins to take hold;
I try to focus on the excitement
of what He has in store.
Seasons never cease.
“Nothing gold can stay,”
but it returns so loyally,
and in its absence regrows
faith.
I will harvest the gold
in the center
as the petals unfurl,
life within life…
keeping or returning to
the purity and light,
I believe,
is the eternal goal.

Poem and image ©LauraDenise
Beautiful poem and a lovely flower that fits the poem so well. Love the framing of the flower. 😊👏
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This is so beautiful, Laura. Such strength in your words.
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Beautiful lines yes nothing gold can stay well shared thanks 😊👍
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So beautifully written…Love the picture at the end.
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