Some relationships (or friendships) seem to last forever and even though you may be separated from someone for a period of time, when they come back into your life the feeling is just the same as before they left. Just like how seasons come and go, as opposed to how chapters in a book (and some relationships) that have a definitive start and end.
The person the writer is talking to wants to cut ties and close the book on the relationship. They reluctantly agree to leave as well, even though they feel that ultimately their friendship could be the one that outlasts all others. So there are questions like "Why now?" or "What's changed?"
Without this closure they feel bitter how near the end the subject just floated around half-heartedly without telling them the whole story.
Some relationships (or friendships) seem to last forever and even though you may be separated from someone for a period of time, when they come back into your life the feeling is just the same as before they left. Just like how seasons come and go, as opposed to how chapters in a book (and some relationships) that have a definitive start and end.
The person the writer is talking to wants to cut ties and close the book on the relationship. They reluctantly agree to leave as well, even though they feel that ultimately their friendship could be the one that outlasts all others. So there are questions like "Why now?" or "What's changed?"
Without this closure they feel bitter how near the end the subject just floated around half-heartedly without telling them the whole story.