Fall has already arrived in Minnesota with a loud cold *snap*. I woke this morning to frost on the neighbor's rooftops and a brisk chill in our building's hallways. With the season's early change, I've been writing (and reciting) these two haiku beneath my breath for the past two days.
This morning, I decided to take a quick walk and take some pictures to accompany them. I wore flip flops and my toes got so cold I had to run back inside. I miss summer already.
Becoming Dormant
Flowers don't sour
at summer's end, they reveal
their brittle brown husks.
* * *
Awakened
Haze evaporates
to crystalline blue skies. Clear
light breaks through thick clouds.
* * *
To see more pictures taken on this morning's inspiration walk, go to my flickr site!
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Two Fall Haiku (or Requiem for Summer)
Posted by Jessica at 7:03 AM
Labels: 100 Haiku, Photography
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3 Comments:
Pretty good haiku.
Thanks, Paul!
Lovely, I'm a big haiku fan.
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