i love the irony you have created in this wonderful haiku. congratulations Lary!
Aurora
2007-02-26 12:35:14
Excellent! :)
electraglide
2007-02-26 14:11:10
cool!
Susan Constable
2007-02-26 14:53:42
Kind of makes a vacation down south look inviting, Lary! A lovely ku, as always.
RaV
2007-02-26 15:06:23
A delicious irony, Lary.
Great work.
Warm greetings.
kala ramesh
2007-02-26 16:46:39
Hi Lary,
Great imagery - clear and ringing!
-kala
laryalee
2007-02-26 16:47:55
Thanks, Mryon...
I'm glad "a foot" works okay...it's just not
the same to say "30 centimeters"!
Thanks, Aurora!
Hi electraglide... not sure who you are,
but I'm glad you like it!
Susan, I should have dedicated this to my
daughter...she scoots away for a holiday in
Jamaica...the year before that, Mexico!
Thanks, RaV...
I've had about enough of winter now!
;-)
Lary
electraglide
2007-02-26 23:37:14
joys of spring -
in my footprints
squashed snowdrops
..is a found commercial object (as opposed to a natural product:) a Šopyright issue? haiku paparazzo?
Rita Odeh
2007-02-27 00:38:50
Beautiful haiku, Lary. Thanks for sharing.
Magyar
2007-02-27 07:31:05
Laryalee,
_Don't we fold time's cloth too tightly, thereby getting caught in the creases we've made?
_Here, your smallest increment of time is the season.
-HOW GRAND-!
_M
laryalee
2007-02-27 20:14:41
Ooops, missed you, Kala...we were here
at the same time...thanks!
Hi electraglide,
I found your snowdrops -- not squashed --
on your blog ;-) (interesting question, too...)
Thanks, Rita!
Magyar, I always enjoy your comments...
good to see you!
:-)
Lary
Alan Summers
2007-02-28 10:02:37
I enjoyed the haiku very much, but makes me want to reveal this pun:
"It's snowtime folks!"
Sorry about that!
I wonder if you have made this into a delightful haiga, maybe a future Christmas card as well?
b. m. richardson (orgbob at webtv dot net)
2007-03-02 04:43:06
key west morning-
margaritaville
weighs heavy on my mind
laryalee
2007-03-02 19:47:28
Hi Alan,
thanks for the smile!
No haiga...yet... ;)
I enjoyed your haiku, Bob...
(I hope it's not a headache!) ;)
i love the irony you have created in this wonderful haiku. congratulations Lary!
Excellent! :)
cool!
Kind of makes a vacation down south look inviting, Lary! A lovely ku, as always.
A delicious irony, Lary.
Great work.
Warm greetings.
Hi Lary,
Great imagery - clear and ringing!
-kala
Thanks, Mryon...
I'm glad "a foot" works okay...it's just not
the same to say "30 centimeters"!
Thanks, Aurora!
Hi electraglide... not sure who you are,
but I'm glad you like it!
Susan, I should have dedicated this to my
daughter...she scoots away for a holiday in
Jamaica...the year before that, Mexico!
Thanks, RaV...
I've had about enough of winter now!
;-)
Lary
joys of spring -
in my footprints
squashed snowdrops
..is a found commercial object (as opposed to a natural product:) a Šopyright issue? haiku paparazzo?
Beautiful haiku, Lary. Thanks for sharing.
Laryalee,
_Don't we fold time's cloth too tightly, thereby getting caught in the creases we've made?
_Here, your smallest increment of time is the season.
-HOW GRAND-!
_M
Ooops, missed you, Kala...we were here
at the same time...thanks!
Hi electraglide,
I found your snowdrops -- not squashed --
on your blog ;-) (interesting question, too...)
Thanks, Rita!
Magyar, I always enjoy your comments...
good to see you!
:-)
Lary
I enjoyed the haiku very much, but makes me want to reveal this pun:
"It's snowtime folks!"
Sorry about that!
I wonder if you have made this into a delightful haiga, maybe a future Christmas card as well?
key west morning-
margaritaville
weighs heavy on my mind
Hi Alan,
thanks for the smile!
No haiga...yet... ;)
I enjoyed your haiku, Bob...
(I hope it's not a headache!) ;)
:-)
Lary