A Time & a Season: Seasons of Life: They Come and Go

By Princess Ann Frieda

A Time & A Season by Princess Ann Frieda is a collection of personal poems written at different times and places, talking about different seasons of life which come and go.
They are an expression of what goes on throughout the calendar year rotating the four seasons, winter, spring, summer and fall.
Some are short poems, while others are longer, expressing deep rooted feelings, conviction and interpretations of circumstances surrounding her. Also these are cycles of life rotating at different times, deaths, births, weddings, graduations. Other times are fixed like Dec 25th, Feb 14th 4th of July, New Years Eve.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Sep 7, 2017
• ISBN: 9781465391384

Princess Ann Frieda

Frieda Sebalu is a gospel minister at New Life Int. Christian Center Medford MA and at St Paul Anglican Church Namirembe Waltham MA. She delights in any opportunity to serve and has been involved in ministry since 1981 She was born in Uganda, for several years she was a performing artist who travelled to several countries being; India, Austria, Germany, Bulgaria, Italy, Canada, and the USA. She won the best Actress title in 1991 at the National Theater in Uganda She is a graduate of Zion Bible College, where she majored in the Bible with a minor in pastoral care

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Copyright © 2017 by Princess Ann Frieda.

Library of Congress Control Number:         2011919716

ISBN:                  Hardcover                        978-1-4653-9137-7

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Scripture taken from the New King James Version®. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

Rev. date: 09/07/2017

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CONTENTS

Foreword

Preface

Introduction

Winter Season

Spring Season

Summer Season

Fall Season

Afterword

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WINTER SEASON

Winter Season

Bittersweet Goodbye

No More Pity Parties

Gentle Whisper

Unusual Way To Go

Merry Christmas

Mirrors Of My Soul

The Greatest Dream

Fall Into Love

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SPRING SEASON

Tired?

My Strength

Alabaster Woman

This Book

Grandmothers’ Daughter

Mother At Heart

Three Wise Sisters

I Remember You

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SUMMER SEASON

My Simple Prayer

Abba Father

A Great Father

The Other Side

Are You Ready?

The Union Jack

Cry Out

Peace

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FALL SEASON

Their Money

Green Pastures

Needy Man

Reality Shows

Can You See?

Drums Of Thanksgiving

Thanks A Lot

60 Fisher Street

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Ecclesiastes 3:1

To everything there is a

Season,

A time for every purpose

Under heaven

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For Jane

The late

Jane Kajjumbukire Kabadachi Mubiru

Mother and grandmother to me

Your love for me was divine

You taught me how to express myself

By example, here I go

My beloved

Best grandmother

In the whole wide world

Miss you.

FOREWORD

Seasons of life are like people; they come and go. Some so quickly we wish they lingered longer, others so long we wished otherwise. Others so painful we wished they never happened.

In 1998 I lay in Kenyatta Hospital sick, but I did not realize how sick I was until I realized that every morning there were dead bodies in my admission ward. I was down with TB and most of my lungs had been destroyed. I had lost a significant amount of weight, lost appetite; my college grades were about to be affected, even my friends and college mates were not allowed to come visit me. I asked myself why I am going through all this. If I had the knowledge found in this book Seasons of Life, I would have been stronger and more cheerful than I was then, for this was just a season of my life.