Thursday, April 09, 2026

A Year Of Haiku (XIII): Frosted Greens

 


Ice covered grasses
attentively stand, waiting
for the warmth of Spring


7 comments:

  1. Nylon127:46 AM

    Snow shovels resting,
    dead leaves race across the yard,
    yet higher Sun warms.
    Geeez TB, too early to get the neurons firing up for this mental effort.

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    1. The higher sun warms
      Winter's touch of frosty hue:
      dark green lightens up.

      (Nylon12, it is good for us to exercise those neurons. Keeps them sharp!)

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  2. The grass is greener
    My garden is growing too
    Living east of you

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    1. Looking to the East,
      I see snow covered mountain
      and the greening plains.

      (Sadly, not quite garden weather though!)

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  3. Anonymous9:06 AM

    New Years, 'Want some greens?'
    'Why sure. You're kind.' Now they're mine.
    Frosted Greens in the'fridge

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    1. Frosted greens soon turn
      brown and slimy inside my
      refrigerator.

      (I love that "refrigerator" is a five syllable word and a line in its own right.)

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    2. Anonymous11:11 AM

      Me too :)

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