Still of the Winter

 

waiting for rebirth

stories told in bare branches

stark, dry and brittle

Haiku my Heart...

Comments

[Cathy]

Oh, how the geese captured by imagination...What do you suppose they are hoping/waiting for? Wonderful post ! Cathy

[judie]

What stories those branches and dried frosty grasses and cold webbed feet might tell. This is really kewl!

[Susan Fox]

What a lovely image,
You have captured the essence of the season,
telling the story of winter,
thank you. x

[artmusedog and carol]

Delightful and creative haiku ~ and lovely photo of the ducks ~ Happy New Year to you ~ carol, xxx

[Lea]

I love these stories... especially when they come from you. I too, wait for the rebirth, nestled deeply within the dry, the brittle, the stark bareness of this time...

[annie]

I see a faint touch of green at the center. Is it struggling to last? Is it new growth? Only the snow will tell.

[GILLENA COX]

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[Laura Hegfield]

I love your haiku Stephanie… I'm listening to icy winds roar through the forest, feeling a bit brittle myself.

[debsaidit]

this day is bitter
socks on feet hat on my head
Florida got cold

[Mark M. Redfearn]

First the brittle, then the breaking forth of spring!

[somepinkflowers]

~~stories told in bare branches~~

& there you are
out
in the middle of things
loving nature
stories
& sharing

{{ thank goodness
or
i would never see Snow }}

xox

[rebecca]

here the tiniest bud leaves are forming, the ground warming. hoodwinked gardeners are looking at seed packages and everyone will be floored when winter finally arrives!