a new day begins
possibilities abound
the pre-dawn silence
Tag: winter
Haiku, January 8, 2020
barren branches move
wind, graceful power’s song
I still hear your voice
A December Walk
Walking in the cold
Wind biting through the sunlight
The finch’s motion
A Christmas Day Haiku
such a lovely day
walking in cold sunlight
December’s blessings
My wife and I went for am afternoon walk with my wife down in Edmonds, my favorite little town. A fine way to spend an afternoon, methinks.
I hope your holiday filled you with happiness and joy.
Winter Arrives
the rain clouds lighten
greedy puddles expanded
wintertime arrives
The first day of winter arrives, dawn finally brightens Seattle’s clouds. Today follows a day of record rain and related aggregations.
With the passing of the solstice, I await the longer days and the promise of spring.
Haiku: December 2, 2019
through the air’s sharp chill
echoes of summer remain
sunlight bringing life
Walking In Edmonds: Tonight’s Haiku
moving through the cold
winter’s approaching quickly
still hints of summer
This MorningĀ
Not yet dawn
Morning’s air chills
Blankets more inviting
Soon will grab some tea
Amidst The Sun And Snow
Under the cold sun
The welcomed sunlight warms me
Amidst bitter cold
Icicles
As they reach downwards
Gravity’s and cold’s teamwork
Strange tranquility
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