Spring, Too, Returns is a fifty-poem collection divided into four sections of poems devoted to each season of the year. The collection looks to how the metaphorical nature of each season can teach us profound lessons about life. The brutality of winter can teach us to be steadfast. The hopefulness of spring reminds us that anything can be made new. Summer's buoyancy and warmth allows us to be carefree under the sun. Autumn's foliage is an example of how change can be a beautiful thing. The ever-changing and cyclical nature of the seasons serves as an example that we too can stretch, grow, and endure no matter what circumstance that comes our way.