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Seasons Of Life
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As the seasons change, so do we. We move in and out of our seasons and time waits for no man!

Seasons come and seasons go The autumn leaves the winter snow Springtime blooms and summer sun Time passes on while children run Months go by and turn to years Babes are born and death brings tears Years fly by and life is done Time is fleeting; it waits on none Minutes pass and hours seem slow But seconds tick and days aren't slow The clock of life goes on and on Beginning again with each new dawn Seasons come and seasons go It is not for us to always know Which season of time will be our last So savor them all before they're past

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Reviews of "Seasons Of Life"

Reviewed by Asa Seeley

Reviewed on October 30, 2012

indeed, this is so true. thanks

asa

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on October 21, 2012

Yes, time has a way of running out on us. it's what we do with the little time we have left that counts.

Ron

Reviewed by E Phillips

Reviewed on October 20, 2012

Very well stated, Jean, and nicely tied together. Here's just a suggestion: Next time tell us what it means to you, deep down in your soul. Make us want to come back to read more and more of your personal insights. Thanks for sharing.

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