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Subject - Seasons

October by Madison Cawein
the month personified
Schoolboys in Winter by John Clare
boys headed to school on a winter morning
Autumn by John Clare
an intense description of the season
In Just-spring by e.e. cummings
when the world is puddle-wonderful
Winter by Walter De La Mare
a chilling description
These are the days when Birds Come Back by Emily Dickinson
a description of Indian Summer
First Robin by Emily Dickinson
not everyone looks forward to the first sign of spring
October by Paul Laurence Dunbar
a beautiful description
The Twelve Months by George Ellis
a very brief calendar indeed
No! by Thomas Hood
another forceful description
Spring by Gerard Manley Hopkins
the beauty of spring
Loveliest of Trees by A. E. Housman
images of the seasons make permanent impressions on us
February by Helen Hunt Jackson
the month of attonement for the year that's past, and preparation for the year ahead
September by Helen Hunt Jackson
late summer images and memories
October's Bright Blue Weather by Helen Hunt Jackson
perhaps the best portrait of fall and one of Steve's favorites
To Autumn by John Keats
one of the best known poems of the seasons
Song of a Second April by Edna St. Vincent Millay
sometimes it is not the season you value, but whom you share it with
Winter by William Shakespeare
not a pretty picture, exactly
Summer and Autumn by Richard Henry Stoddard
Thaw by Edward Thomas
a change of seasons through other eyes...
The King and the Siren by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
a nice little allegory for the change of seasons