Under thick blankets
Never let the fire die
Until the morning
A new day a new haiku
Under thick blankets
Never let the fire die
Until the morning
Inbetween showers
We make a quick dash for home
Skipping round puddles
The harder you try
To pull these fingers apart
The faster they stick
On the southern slopes
Meltwater washes my face
Winter turns to spring
When all you have left
Is happiness in memories
Can you enjoy them?
Sliding on blue ice
All my worries melt away
I become the skis
And now we part ways
To the same destination
In parallel lines
Trying to focus
On the good things that I have
Not those that I’ve lost
I landed head first
An ostrich can hide himself
In mountains of snow
Chestnut buds swelling
A squirrel, look a squirrel
Anticipation
A winter comet
Burns low in the Eastern sky
There is so much space
I found an escape
Although only in my mind
I grow wild and free
Put me in a box
Seal it up with packing tape
Send me to the moon
Knots in my stomach
Fingers tremble and curl up
As the autumn leaves
Carried off away
By slowly rising wood smoke
To just disappear
Like a hedgerow mouse
Curled up into a tight ball
As small as can be
Dusky blue shadows
Spread across evening tree trunks
The days are longing
As our voices rise
They join and blend together
A self saucing song
As each cells divides
Like tracing pencil outlines
A life slowly forms
Face without shadows
Burn brighter waxy snow moon
Your heart is warmest
Inside winter nights
We squeeze these long happy days
With nothing but words
From the dying sun
Hidden in a brazen sky
A refiners fire
From a tiny seed
Giant canopies flourish
If the bright sun shines
Never ending rain
Rattles ripple through my brain
Now back home again