Love is in the air (haiga)

CARPE DIEM HAIKU KAI, tanka 1 Minute
© Clr ’15

(tanka)

radiant sunshine
snowbanks shrink
city streets are grey
March winds blow debris
love is in the air.

 

© Tournesol ’15

Free style Haiku Carpe Diem

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21 thoughts on “Love is in the air (haiga)”

    1. HA! I feel so silly for having posted this for when I got out n at 10pm tonight and I shrieked! OH NO…SNOW is a 4 letter word…could not find the sidewalk, my short cut…well, forget looking for footprints to stay on track and NOT slip into 3 feet of snow. That was my day. I have written a more appropriate comeback to that freestyle…but at least I did not freeze…just shuffled slower.

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      1. Now now … in the “here and now” then … the day promised spring. And I’m so glad you didn’t freeze … I can’t imagine what it can be like being out at 10pm in a snow storm where you can’t find the sidewalk! Yikes a shiver went up and down my spine!

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      2. You are so right…I was more scared on my shortcut…no longer a trace. If you get off the trail you sink in lots of snow. Only sunk once:) and I’m tall 😀

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    1. Thank you! sometimes you just don’t have to sugar coat anything. Yesterday it was the ambiance that made me feel good…the grey means no snow!! well, until that night of course but one must live in the moment as Georgia reassures me:)

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    1. It is pretty icy tonight and was last night with that sudden snow fall I wrote about in my next post. But I am hopeful…the melting in the day, the freezing in the night I think is good for our maple trees…yum!

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