Change

Definition: to make radically different; to give a different position, course, or direction to; to become different; to pass from one phase to another; to undergo transformation, transition, or substitution

“Change implies making either an essential difference often amounting to a loss of original identity or a substitution of one thing for another.” Webster


Seasoned
Sunshine’s provision
On brisk winter days
Patchwork quilt colors
Disguise fall’s decay
Spring Buds, Green brilliance
Revealing new life
Summer heat sliced
By cool breeze’s knife
Seasons can sting
Hollow and Grim
Satan’s façade covers
Truth found within
Winter holds blankets
Of sparkling snow
Spring hosts flowers
By rivers that flow
Warm summer nights
Desired so much
Fall unveils God’s
Creative touch
Explore the seasons
Searching good
The glisten of hope
Often misunderstood
Glimmers of promise
Encouragement, trust
Make possible the walk
That confronts the unjust
Failure in trials
Thunderstorms ring
Quickly snuffed out
By praises we sing
Imperfect seasons
Preserve though they’re still
Under submission to
God’s perfect will
Knowing essential
Shall not pass unique
Seasons bestow
Advocates for the weak
Sisters in Christ
Enlighten sound reason
I thank God for you
In this, my “season.”

I'm not going to reveal the author of this poem, but I thought is was very cool...