The Four Seasons: Cycle Of Death And Rebirth

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The Four Seasons

The four seasons of the year come together to create a cycle of death and rebirth. Throughout the year till it’s end, everything starts to grow and flourish until everything freezes in the late and early months. The days shorten, and then lengthen again at a moment's notice. Here is a closer examination of each stage.

Summer is when mother nature is in full swing. Plants and wildlife thrive because of the moderate climates and semi-regular precipitation that keep everything alive and well. While some of the days include either searing heat or heavy rainfall, some are just comfortably cloudy; nice, relaxing, and beautiful cloudy days. This variety of climates keeps everything nice and even for an enjoyable quarter of the

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