Seasons

BROWN, BOB – Winter night at Liffey

When sleep shuts off
the winter gale
with its freezing rain
and hail that clatters
on the iron
then silence wakes me
to a still
a softest quiet
I smile to myself
knowing through the night
it’s snowing.

BROWN, BOB - Winter night at Liffey

CLYNE, DENSEY

Autumn in my garden is when trees give their tickertape welcome to winter.

CLYNE, DENSEY

CROLL, ROBERT

With alternate shower and shine, the spring goes on her gusty way, and summer lazily woos the land.

CROLL, ROBERT

DENNIS, C.J.

Yet Autumn is here like another Spring, a ministering, kindly season, healing the wounds of that too ardent love which Summer gave.

DENNIS, C.J.

DENNIS, C.J.

But like a clammy pall comes Winter by and by, and the bush weeps night and day.

DENNIS, C.J.

DENNIS, C.J.

Shy gold begins to peep through the sombre green – the wattle's wedding dress – and Spring is near… Then suddenly it seems, one golden morning, the Bush awakes, a living thing. Flowers bloom, birds sing, and all the world puts on its gayest dress to greet the laughing Spring.

DENNIS, C.J.

DENNIS, C.J. – A Spring Song

The young leaves is shootin' on the trees,
The air is like a long, cool swig o' beer,
The bonzer smell of flow'rs is on the breeze,
An' 'ere's me, 'ere
Jist moochin' round like some pore, barmy coot,
Of 'ope and joy, an' forchin destichoot.

DENNIS, C.J. - A Spring Song

FOSTER, BRETT

The seasons of nature resonate with the seasons of the soul.

FOSTER, BRETT

GEORGIADIS, COSTA

We’re all nurtured by mother nature’s cycles and seasons.

GEORGIADIS, COSTA