Winter is coming hard all over the country. It is well below zero here, which should keep the ICE out, ironically. But winter here is a good thing, especially this deepest part-- it keeps the invasive species away, so that the ecosystem doesn't have a destructive jolt. It's purifying.
So let's haiku about any of it this week-- here, I will go first:
Don't walk outside now
If your hair is wet (or at all)
That sting is a smack.
Now it is your turn! Just use the 5/7/5 syllable pattern, and have some fun!
I see what you did
ReplyDeleteYes, those thugs are invasive!
And fragile snowflakes
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Ice is for skating
ReplyDeleteCooling a good drink, ice packs
Not for spreading fear
Bracing for big storm:
ReplyDeleteShovels, brooms, window scrapers,
Lanterns, and blankets.
Calm before the storm
ReplyDeleteHoping we don't lose power
Inevitable
The branches are bare
ReplyDeleteBut the forest holds itself
Tall, for each tree stands
For now, we have ice.
ReplyDeleteLong may it linger. I dread.
A summer of ICE