Gray clouds drifting snow
Golden sunbeams brighten sky
Lovely yin and yang
Haiku: Wintry Mix
Haiku: Changing Tempos
Winter dawning sky
Lovely clouds with stripes of pink
Linger for my view
Sky of summer dawn
Early wash of rose and blue
Soon replaced by sun
I miss winter sky
In no hurry to move on
Seems a lot like me
A Haiku: Wardrobe Change
Tree limbs snow-sparkled.
Undressed by sun’s warm beaming
Return to dull brown.
Weekly Haiku Challenge Number Twenty-Six: Joy and Freedom – Small Winter Respite
New day sky pink tinged
Gives promise of thaw – Oh joy!
Sidewalks free of ice.
Winter Transition
This morning I put away my Christmas tree. I’ll miss it.
Its tiny lights and ornaments glowed in early arriving darkness.
The presence of quiet beauty charmed me,
Calmed me after family festive meals and boisterous grandchildren
Gave me quite enough cheer.
I’ll put it up again next year.
The season after Christmas I love well.
My home settles into ordinary time.
The clock counts peacefully the seconds, minutes, hours.
Yet there are weeks, months and a year ahead
Whose calculation strains my arithmetic.
Time will give me lessons in transition.
Today cold winds blow and snow flakes fly.
I think it will soon be winter.
Weekly Haiku Challenge: Number Twenty -Three
Winter’s icy breath
Tracing frost flowers by night.
Window panes abloom.