The day has gone well, tks for asking. The verses struck me as a recollection of what was once enjoyed, and a recounting of what is no more - of various experiences once lived, and now no longer lived. The metaphors are natural, seasons and fruit - ripening, withering away. So there's an inevitable passing of time, which led to a separating of the speaker from those experiences.

I found it interesting that there is no overt regret expressed, rather there is restrained anger or is it sadness.. and the speaker perceives this changing of seasons as havinghappened without notice - almost by surprise - there's even a mention of having been cheated. One can assume she had little opportunity to savor it, or was not aware it would be lost eventually.