Writing by Meredith Kovarovic – Art by Sofia Missana

Spring is where it begins.
Flowers grow to take their shape,
and a seagull
swoops outside my window.
She is comforting
in her familiar beauty.
The flowers begin to bud.
I like Spring.
Summer follows.
I spot the first bee
and follow its path
until it disappears.
There is a sense of comfort,
of childhood in summer,
nostalgia.
The buds begin to flower.
I can hear the lawn mower
as the sun begins to rise.
I can smell the grass
from my window.
I like Summer.
Fall is next.
The leaves, once green,
gradually start to turn
red, yellow, and orange.
The treescape is no longer
monochromatic.
The air becomes crisper, easier
to breathe in.
Sweatshirts and new beginnings
encapsulate Fall.
I like Fall.
But winter is looming.
Ice and snow and cold and dark.
Winter means bad months.
Winter means depressing months.
I can’t wait for it to be warm again!
You say so certainly.
But I like Winter
and the sparkles on the
sun kissed snow.
Winter isn’t so bad.
Now it is once again Spring.
Spring is where we conclude.
The flowers begin to bud,
and the seagull
I have come to know
swoops outside my window.
I have seen her before,
and she is comforting.
I like the seasons.






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