Haiku – An Unexpected Life

A dark, slender branch elegantly dressed in snow reaches for the sun.

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Blades of grass poke up through dark ovals in quartets deer tracks in the snow.

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White, fluffy flakes dance pirhouette in the soft wind and fall to the earth.

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Clear and round Water droplets hang suspended from bare branches. I see the water droplets almost every morning now. My blog is subtitled “Trying to Find The Words.” That is the difficulty and the joy of writing. How do you convey in language the myriad images and feelings that come to mind when you see…

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Early morning the dark sky holds a single pearl the luminous moon.

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Spider webs sticky strands jeweling dew catch the early light.

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Drops of cold rain fall gently on the fallen leaves under the bare trees.

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Rose gold, shimmering, morning sunbeams dance with dew, glistening the grass.

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Closed alveoli snap open, crackling with air life requires the breath.

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Glowing, pearlescent round white light radiating, mist obscures the moon.

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An Elegant Branch

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Snowy morning

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Blizzard 2015

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Water droplets

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Pearl

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Spider webs

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Rain fall

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Sunbeams

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Anatomy Haiku – alveoli

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Dawn moon

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