The poem describes the four seasons through the eyes of a child. Each stanza depicts a different season - spring with daffodils and clover, summer with the sun and carefree days, autumn with yellow, red, and brown leaves falling, and winter with a white world and winds that chill and bite. The poem ends noting that the cycle of spring, summer, autumn, and winter repeats each year.
The poem describes the four seasons through the eyes of a child. Each stanza depicts a different season - spring with daffodils and clover, summer with the sun and carefree days, autumn with yellow, red, and brown leaves falling, and winter with a white world and winds that chill and bite. The poem ends noting that the cycle of spring, summer, autumn, and winter repeats each year.
The poem describes the four seasons through the eyes of a child. Each stanza depicts a different season - spring with daffodils and clover, summer with the sun and carefree days, autumn with yellow, red, and brown leaves falling, and winter with a white world and winds that chill and bite. The poem ends noting that the cycle of spring, summer, autumn, and winter repeats each year.