Lovely haiku Karla, wish I could say you keep the cold, but here in the mid west we have 18 inches of snow and the low tomorrow is expected to break records -18.....yikes
WOW!! that's a deep chill for you guys. It was 6 degrees here in MA. yesterday and today it's 53 degrees. Only in New England. Your Haiku cuts as deep as the chill.
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on December 22, 2004
Well if this is not the perfect description of how cold it can get.
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Bet it feels great in the wind..Not.
Very well discribed..
Have a Happy Holidays Karla`*
Enjoy your change of pace it will soon be gone;-) Blessings to you!
Stay warm!;-)
"a glacial scalpel/
with surgical precision/
cuts down to the bone."
BRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!! You described the Arctic chill perfectly in so few words! Excellent imagery, excellent 'ku! Well done; BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D *shivering*
WOW!! that's a deep chill for you guys. It was 6 degrees here in MA. yesterday and today it's 53 degrees. Only in New England. Your Haiku cuts as deep as the chill.