Write your own Winter Haiku
in the comments below.
What does Winter conjure for you?
What does Winter conjure for you?
The ramblings of aspiring author, Madeleine Sara, her dreams to become published and her trials and tribulations along the way. Plus other writerly nuggets of wisdom! Apologies for my typos, I get very cold hands with Raynauds and sometimes there's a persistent kittie on my lap, nudging my hand as I type.
About Me
- scribbleandedit.blogspot.co.uk
- United Kingdom
- I've been creative writing all my life, though with various haitus(es) along the way. IFrom 2010 I started this blog and enjoyed sharing writing and other information with everyone. illness and bereavement supplied the more recent hiatus.
This is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteExcellent as usual - and I love the pictures you've used.
ReplyDeleteAwwww I feel most festive just reading your lovely haikus! Yay! Take care
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I love your winter haiku poems. And you are brave to start your own meme. I think I may join you if I can produce one this week with this theme. If not, I'll join next week. You need participants. Thank you for stopping by to my blog earlier. I'm hooked on haiku too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter haikus. Love the "lacing the earth white" line.
ReplyDeleteI'd rather read yours than write my own, LOL! They're beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOlive Tree, yes do join in. We look forward to your winter haiku.
ReplyDeleteLydia, Cynthia, Luanne,Old Kitty, Sarah and Carole, thanks so much :O)
Love the snow fall description and the feet squeaking in new snow. I could almost feel the cool, crisp air and see my breath as I read!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful haiku! And great pictures as well. :)
ReplyDeletegreat job - and great pictures!
ReplyDeleteLovely poems - and nice pictures too.
ReplyDeleteMadeleine, here they are. My winter haiku. :)
ReplyDelete~Olive Tree http://peaceroad.wordpress.com/2011/12/15/baby-its-cold-outside/
Okay, these are some of my favorites Madeleine -- the first one, in particular. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThey are all beautiful! Haiku is an art form I have little talent for.
ReplyDeleteOh, I like how you ended with the warm image/haiku. All were beautiful, though.
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone.
ReplyDeleteOlive Tree, I'm hopping over now to read yours. :O)
These are really beautiful, Madeleine.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully written. :-)
ReplyDeleteLet me try:
Fog bellowing near
Bringing the wet scent of brine,
dulling the town's lights.
Bravo Misha! Lovely. thanks for joining in.
ReplyDeleteOh, gorgeous -- 'lacing the earth white' is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful haiku! Here's a quickie from me:
ReplyDeleteWinter's arrival
defied this year's calendar--
snow in October.
A beautiful haiku. It is so festive, merry and bright.
ReplyDeleteNice. I'm not too good at Haikus but I enjoy reading them.
ReplyDeleteNancy
I love your winter Haiku. I struggle with writing Haiku, but here's my offering:
ReplyDeleteFour cold feet make heat
Snuggling under the bed quilt.
Winter has arrived!
Thanks for visiting my site. I'm pleased you enjoyed the "Bad Hair Day!" I have some friends I know would love to visit your site. I'll send them over:~)
Rain on roof above
ReplyDeleteBlanket wraps me on the couch
Watching DVDs
Awh hi Madeleine, Trisha and Sara I love all your winter haiku.
ReplyDeleteBless you Nancy, Anne and Amie.
Lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Madeleine!
very beautiful.
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