New York brings us four seasons and just wanted to share these four haikus, one for each season...
winter snow falls and strong winds freezing temp keeping kids home view of pristine snow spring rain falls to the ground flowers pop from the brown dirt flower gardens born
summer sunshine heats the sand people in the deep blue sea children make castles
fall warm air becomes brisk colorful leaves fly from trees branches are all bare
by Gloria Buono (c) 2006
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Reviewed by Simon Barreiros (Reader)
Reviewed on October 7, 2006
Enjoyed these haiku of some of the most visual seasonal changes.. Thank you.
simon
I dearly love the difference between each season, Gloria; and you have done a wonderful job of expressing this in your haiku. Thank you for sharing this gift. Love and peace to you,
Love the seasonal descriptions and colours that you've used!
Very clever and true to the haiku traditional season style.
You are ku gifted Gloria!
Love, Suzie ;-D
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Very clever and true to the haiku traditional season style.
You are ku gifted Gloria!
Love, Suzie ;-D