Poetry: Season of Change
Seasons are changing and so am I
And so the snow rushes to the ground
and time tries to keep up with the pace
but little do you and I know
it is now December.
Autumn’s farewell will soon come
with a feeling so bitter yet so warm,
and a whisper so soft you could only hear
if you listen closely,
‘see you next year.’
It is now December.
Red, orange, yellow…
a mix of leaves so beautiful
and all covered in snow.
Like friends you haven’t seen in a long time,
the colours embrace each other
with a hug so tight yet so sweet,
as they begin to realize
it is now December.
As I pace down the streets,
crystal snow dances
to the melodies of the upcoming season,
leaving small traces of footprints
on my scarf, my hat, my gloves
and winter comes strolling in
with a speech so confident you could clearly hear
from afar,
‘I am here for you.’
It is now December.
Once upon a time,
I wished for static change
because I didn’t want the uncertainty to absorb me
instead
I received constant change
because the uncertainty simply wanted to befriend me.
The seasons soothe me,
‘don’t be afraid,
you can’t avoid change
but you can embrace it.
Take tiny steps,
take it day by day,
and take it easy.’
Autumn reminds you and I–
it is okay to be different,
it is okay to dream (in colour),
it is okay to change,
it is okay.
Winter comforts you and I–
it is okay to feel confused,
it is okay to feel lost (like snowflakes dancing into the uncertainty),
it is okay to feel,
it is okay.
It is now December.
You and I–
let’s welcome December with open arms, shall we?