Seasons of the Heart
one year of poems
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Seasons Change
Seasons change
But some things stay the same
I love you still
And I always will
Thank you for all the lessons
You taught me without knowing
I fell in love, I fell apart, and now
I’m falling to fall back into place
The coldest winter of my life
And the warmest summer night
This year has seen it all
Winter, spring, summer, fall
I had hope
I sang a sweet song
I felt rejection
I had to move on
I embraced the change
While wading through pain
I’m learning to grow
Out of the cold snow
There will be days with pain
There will be days with rain
There will be long, dark nights
There will be days with endless light
But one thing remains
Only one thing is true
Fix your eyes on Jesus
And he’ll see you through
He won’t always take it away
But he’ll always walk with you
He won’t always save the day
But he’ll always love you
Trust me when I say
That he is enough
God is good
And that is good enough
Even when it makes no sense
He is on the throne
The king reigns forever
Through the rain, the sun, the snow
Seasons change
But one thing stays the same
He loves you still
And he always will
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About the Book
Why does God allow hard things to happen to us? Why does heartbreak hurt so much? Why are we scared to be known when we so strongly desire to be loved? Is it really worth it?
This book chronicles the journey of searching. It tells the story of love, loss, hope, and healing. It is deep and vulnerable, exciting and emotional.
And these poems were all written within one year.
May the words on these pages speak to the season you find yourself in and remind you that you are seen, you are known, you are loved, and you are never alone.
Healing is possible, and it’s not too far away.
About the Author
From a young age, writing has been a safe space for Sophia. Words on a paper seemed to flow so much more freely than trying to say them out loud. Somewhere along the way, these words evolved into poetry.
Through years of growth and conversations with others, Sophia has learned the blessing of vulnerability. She has experienced God’s healing through many seasons of life. She shares her poetry with the hope that others will feel seen and comforted in the same way these words have been a blessing to her own heart.
Sophia graduated from Biola University in 2023 with a degree in psychology. She believes that her lifelong calling is to help others find healing and encounter Jesus, the ultimate healer. Sophia is also the co-author of Baffled and Blessed. She can be found on her blog at inspirebysophia.com.