Friends for a Season
Spring’s bright bloom, we laughed aloud,
Two hearts in rhythm, free and proud.
We danced 'neath cherry blossoms’ rain,
Fleeting moments, sweet and fain.
Summer sun shared our joy,
Golden days we'd both employ.
Etching names in sand and time,
A season’s pact, youthful prime.
Autumn leaves began to fall,
Shadows stretched, a silent call.
Parted ways with whispered sighs,
Underneath amber skies.
Winter's chill, alone I stand,
Memories of a season’s band.
Friendship like the seasons passed,
Transient beauty, not to last.
Summary
Friends for a Season Poem captures the ephemeral nature of some friendships, paralleling the fleeting yet profound beauty of the changing seasons. It’s a recognition of the joy and sorrow in the temporary bonds we form.
Inspirations Behind
As I penned this poem, I felt the echoes of friendships that were as intense as they were brief. They blossomed quickly like spring flowers, shone brightly like the summer sun, faded with the fall leaves, and eventually became a quiet part of my winter memories.
