This is simply a spontaneous response to gorgeous haiku by Hidenori Hiruta on tug-of-war between winter and spring.
budding willow
captured on melting snow
winter farewell
Pakembinangun, February 23, 2010
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Showing posts with label Snow. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Christmas in Pullman haiku
christmas eve
pine trees losing snow
Winter seems to come early in Pullman, Washington. My friend Liana Munir wrote that grasses were covered by ice weeks before winter. And when it comes, the street was deep under tons of snow. But, "It's an obvious impact of climate change," Lia says, pointing finger at the rising temperature in Pullman that drives away the snow. It melts very quickly, and people put off their fury coat, changed them into sweater and lighter clothing.
This is a haiku for Liana Munir.
Wedomartani, December 26, 2009
pine trees losing snow
Winter seems to come early in Pullman, Washington. My friend Liana Munir wrote that grasses were covered by ice weeks before winter. And when it comes, the street was deep under tons of snow. But, "It's an obvious impact of climate change," Lia says, pointing finger at the rising temperature in Pullman that drives away the snow. It melts very quickly, and people put off their fury coat, changed them into sweater and lighter clothing.
This is a haiku for Liana Munir.
Wedomartani, December 26, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Liana Munir's tanka
she pulls down
her turtle neck, and
inhales deeply
holding early winter inside
the snow gone too fast
for Liana Munir in Pullman
Balikpapan, December 20, 2009
her turtle neck, and
inhales deeply
holding early winter inside
the snow gone too fast
for Liana Munir in Pullman
Balikpapan, December 20, 2009
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