Fall

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Trees set themselves on

Fire, the wren takes flight to find

A green place to perch.

This is the last of the haiku as tomorrow is the Expressions: Poetry At the Pub's haiku challenge. I must say, I've grown to enjoy writing haiku and you never know I might post one every now and then.

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Spring Is Here

 

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Sunlight warming the 

Cool Spring air, daring blossoms

Sitting on my table. 

A Frog's Life

Tadpoles swim in the

Pond. The old bull frog croaked

For the very last time.

Another attempt at Haiku, I think this is the closest I've gotten to the traditional, Japanese form. 

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Watching Snow - Haiku

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Snow fell softly

Unto the lashes, eyes

Cast up to the sky.

Thank you Barbara and Gay (Beachanny) for the tips. This haiku is closer to the traditional, Japanese form, but I fell short because my syllables are 4-6-5. I also reference nature and a season. I'm still working on it.