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12/29/2010

more snow

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more snow -
I take a second
deep breath



06 camellia full of snow



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7 comments:

  1. Bette Norcross Wappner --29 December, 2010

    lovely!
    makes me take that second deep breath after reading your haiku :)

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  2. Gabi Greve29 December, 2010

    Thanks, Bette.

    Snow can be a lovely addition to patterns of nature.

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  3. facebook29 December, 2010

    facebook friends

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  4. robert d. wilson29 December, 2010

    I love this blog, Gabi-san,

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  5. Gabi Greve30 December, 2010

    Thanks for visiting, Robert san!

    All the bst for the New Year !

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  6. Anonymous30 December, 2010

    Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!
    DB

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  7. robert d. wilson30 December, 2010

    I like the sense of continuous flow of activity in your snow haiku, Gabi-San. It invites thought and interpretation.
    One of your best!

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