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    Spring To Winter

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    The poem describes signs that each season is arriving again through observations of nature and typical seasonal activities. In spring, leaves are budding, flowers are opening to the sun, and lambs and ducklings are playing. In summer, days are long and hot, children are swimming and eating ice cream. In autumn, leaves are falling, squirrels gather nuts, and days grow shorter with earlier sunsets. In winter, stars fill the night sky, trees are bare, and children hope for snow as temperatures turn cold.

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    The poem describes signs that each season is arriving again through observations of nature and typical seasonal activities. In spring, leaves are budding, flowers are opening to the sun, and lambs and ducklings are playing. In summer, days are long and hot, children are swimming and eating ice cream. In autumn, leaves are falling, squirrels gather nuts, and days grow shorter with earlier sunsets. In winter, stars fill the night sky, trees are bare, and children hope for snow as temperatures turn cold.

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    The poem describes signs that each season is arriving again through observations of nature and typical seasonal activities. In spring, leaves are budding, flowers are opening to the sun, and lambs and ducklings are playing. In summer, days are long and hot, children are swimming and eating ice cream. In autumn, leaves are falling, squirrels gather nuts, and days grow shorter with earlier sunsets. In winter, stars fill the night sky, trees are bare, and children hope for snow as temperatures turn cold.

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    Phương Nhung Vũ
    The poem describes signs that each season is arriving again through observations of nature and typical seasonal activities. In spring, leaves are budding, flowers are opening to the sun, and lambs and ducklings are playing. In summer, days are long and hot, children are swimming and eating ice cream. In autumn, leaves are falling, squirrels gather nuts, and days grow shorter with earlier sunsets. In winter, stars fill the night sky, trees are bare, and children hope for snow as temperatures turn cold.

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    Spring to winter Leaves are falling on the ground

    Buds and shoots are pushing up All the trees drop their disguise

    Flowers opening to the sun Squirrels gather up their nuts

    Bright green freshness Sleepy creatures close their eyes


    everywhere Days are short: afternoons and
    Lambs and ducklings having fun Mornings have much darker
    Kites are flying on the wind skies.

    Sudden showers make us run. These are things that tell us


    when
    These are things that tell us
    when Autumn’s here again.

    Spring’s here again. Days that


    last a long, long time

    Stars like snowflakes in the sky


    Children swimming in the sea Robins sit on leafless trees
    Ice cream in the hot bright sun All the children wish for snow
    Shining leaves on every tree Waiting for the lakes to freeze
    There’s no school so every day Cheeks and noses turn bright red
    All my friends can play with me. Many people start to sneeze.
    These are things that tell us These are things which tell us
    when when
    Summer’s here again. Winter’s here again.

    Gillian Craig

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