Season

 1 Spring|          now in ev'ry place new life was all athrob; ~The air
 2 Spring|        it often is in this, the life of men, ~When we stop to
 3 Spring|        each He assigned his own life, food, and task, ~And made
 4 Spring|       to do our very best. ~And life is not all pain. There are
 5 Spring|       My father, Kubas, all his life would never rush, ~And e'
 6 Summer|         vain and brief is human life!' ~Indeed, as David wrote,
 7 Summer|       seed, and ends its little life. ~Thus like ephemeral blossoms,
 8 Summer|       naught. ~Alas! This human life is piteous and brief, ~Like
 9 Summer|           While in the prime of life, has met a tragic death, ~
10 Summer|        course, in ev'ry walk of life you'll find a fool: ~He
11 Autumn|     wished them a happy married life, ~And ushered them inside
12 Autumn|        such nastiness in all my life, ~I was so shocked that
13 Autumn|        Our work is arduous, our life ir sorrowful. ~Too oft the
14 Autumn|      seen such things in all my life, ~Was so surprised the hair
15 Autumn|         gasp and show a sign of life. ~"His tearful wife, Pime,
16 Autumn|     miseries of this oppressive life. ~'Tis true that in this
17 Autumn|      ere we learned new ways of life, ~Were oft inclined to think
18 Winter|  hesitate to take a young pig's life, ~And have no fear to tear
19 Winter|     like a lightning bolt scare life out of a boor?~Were you,
20 Winter|       God.~Indeed, in our brief life we have observed full well~
21 Winter|        one his ways and days of life.~And now, at last, the shades
22 Winter| promised you a joyful, carefree life.~We sinful orphans, we forlorn