Haiku: Spring Snow
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Thursday, March 4, 2004
Depth
Snow has oblique depth
as it falls with memories.
Sun fades into white.
Pale Weeping
Clumps, wetly freezing.
Snow bends fragile flowered necks.
Pale daffodils weep.
Float
Flow motion, cold fall,
feathered water, frees slowing,
floats, and melts on face.
White Soft Ruler
Each flake adds weight. Soft
and smothering. Grass pales, air
stills, white rules winter.
Erin Moen
3/4/04
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and our snow has melted. Being Wisconsin, you know it's probably not gone for good... but I knew you would bend me gently
backwards with your ku.. I'm never wrong about that. I merely shrugged off my need for spring and gave myself over to you.
You put words and thoughts together like bath crystals and I just sink in and go ahhhhhhhhhh... lovely. love, katy xox.
Till it melts & dirty's the ground,
Watch out for that yellow snow,
You may find with that, that Rufuz was around...
A nice one on snow, Erin, thank you, but I hope we have seen the last of it this winter...Peace thru Nature, Ed & rufuz