morning surprise -
deep frost covers
the window panes
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late snow -
the bamboo bows
deeply
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Some friends are quarreling in unexpected ways.
And snow keeps falling in the valley ...
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6 comments:
Gabi,
Love this! I can really feel the weight of gravity in the images- words as well as photos, but the haiku can stand alone.
It has a spiritual silence, bearing witness to the elements in nature.
L.N.
We had snow last night, too, Gabi . . . so I can certainly relate to your fragment!
I guess winter wants a last kick at the can!
Excellent post Gabi....
D.
lovely Gabi.
G.
Lovely haiku, Gabi...
and astoundingly lovely photo. I wouldn't have guessed that those bowed trees were bamboo! Beautiful! ... and a real treat just to contemplate your photo, so cooling. A remarkable world we live in.
From Australia ...
late snow...
a rusty sled
in the garage
gregg
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