"Seasons of Change" is a poetry collection that traces human experiences, mapping them onto the rhythms of the natural world. In an era of climate change, the need for a more interconnected way of living has never been more urgent. This collection invites us to rekindle our bond with nature—remembering our place within it rather than our separation from it. It encourages us to slow down, attune to our senses, and align our lives with the restorative cycles of Mother Earth. A tender call and a quiet invitation, this book urges us to spiral back—beyond language, beyond time—to our very essence. “This poetry gives voice and image to a vision in which we are creation and creators. Woven out of deep loss and a corresponding capacity for intimacy ... ‘It could be morning, there could be light.’” —Brigid Yuknavitch, Corporeal Writing Staff “Diana Radovan’s words are not afraid to dissect...Her poetry pushes boundaries, extends touch, and loves fiercely.” — Sarah Joy Thompson, author of Uprooted Orchid “Radovan’s poems refigure marvel and sublimity. They hold us in wonder and possibility, and perhaps greatest of all, in breath-taking hope.” —Alina Stefanescu, author of My Heresies “Radovan consistently wows with sharp turns, wild jumps and brilliant epiphanies. Her unique voice is like a vision of ancient waterfalls, full of inner wisdom.” — Jose Hernandez Diaz, author of Bad Mexican, Bad American