Ann K. Schwader's haiku have appeared in Modern Haiku, Frogpond, The Heron's Nest, bottle rockets, and elsewhere.
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I like how this beautiful poem has layers. It could be an observation of the weather with a feeling of being either in a forest or perhaps even in town with the sounds of traffic, etc being muffled by the snow and yet… it speaks of emotions, of coldness, of distance and darkening.
Well done.
I like how this beautiful poem has layers. It could be an observation of the weather with a feeling of being either in a forest or perhaps even in town with the sounds of traffic, etc being muffled by the snow and yet… it speaks of emotions, of coldness, of distance and darkening.
Well done.
Represents to me of being alone during a cold period of ones life. Well written!
I like it.
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heavy snowfall –
a white silence
deepens
From 2005
http://happyhaiku.blogspot.com/2005/12/heavy-snowfall.html
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Gabi Greve takes the prize. Well done – an excellent use of kigo!
next morning
the snow was over
everything
^_^
What Carole said! This one keeps opening up and out. Lovely.
silence
snowflakes melt on the window
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