Bill Waters looks at the world through haiku-colored glasses and likes what he sees. He lives in Pennington, New Jersey, U.S.A., with his wonderful wife and their two amazing cats.
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Nice one Bill! So, you don't get much snow in N.J. then ;-)
I like poetic use of homes in obsolete parts (e.g., bugs in a cow skull), but the summer snow shovel is both after and before its day. That's really nice.
Nice one Bill! So, you don't get much snow in N.J. then ;-)
I like poetic use of homes in obsolete parts (e.g., bugs in a cow skull), but the summer snow shovel is both after and before its day. That's really nice.
It's a hot day in Milwaukee, but that little poem was so cool….
Thank you. That was really nice. For some reason made me smile a peaceful smile.
…and may they linger there a bit longer! Your haiku is very appealing and made me smile.
Thank you so much, everybody, for your comments! :- D
energetically
a TV meteorologist
explains the heat wave
Really enjoyed this. ;-)
Alan, With Words
pókhálók
ívelik át a hólapát
homorulatát
sunlight curves on the wild calla