The Seasons We Meet Poem by Maureen Nanjala

The Seasons We Meet

People are like seasons…

Some arrive like summer,
warm enough to make you believe they were meant to stay.

Some come like spring,
softly blooming in places you thought had gone quiet,
Teaching you that life can begin again.

Some feel like autumn..
beautiful, golden,
But slowly letting go, one leaf at a time,
Until you realize they were never meant to walk with you forever.

And some are winter..
They come cold, leave you questioning your warmth,
And teach you that not every silence needs to be broken.

Some leave without warning.
Some stay longer than expected.
Some return when you're no longer the person they once knew.
Seasons change, people do too

Some are chapters.
Some are lessons.
Some are memories.
And some…
are simply seasons.

You don't hate winter
because you loved summer.
You learn to let each season
be what it came to be.

Thursday, August 27, 2026
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The Seasons We Meet is a reflection on the people who pass through our lives and the different ways they shape us. Like seasons, some people bring warmth, some bring renewal, some teach us through endings, and others leave us with lessons we carry forward.The poem is a reminder that when a season ends, we don't have to resent it, we can be grateful for what it brought and gently let it go.
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