Hamoogan or Equinox in astronomy is assumed as the moment of equal duration of day and night all over on the earth; that is when the sun shines vertically on the equator and both northern and southern hemispheres absorb equal sunshine. This phenomenon happens twice a year: spring equinox (the first day of spring) and autumn equinox (the first day of autumn). 
The season, which replaces the previous one, takes our soul with it gently and incognizantly. In the forthcoming collection, I have set hope beside hopelessness so that time, like nature, passes in balance.