in the snow
i leave no trace
a haiku poem for winter haiku 2008/2009. :)
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I love snowprints : ). Just as pretty as can be!
ReplyDeleteIf you did not leave the house (As suggested in previous post) you can't leave any footprint, so who did?
ReplyDeleteHello kouji,
ReplyDeleteI loved this poem, we have not had any snow yet, but I can't wait for it to come!
Snow time! The autumn's over. Your footprints last autumn were also lost...
ReplyDeleteThis one works quite well in both image and thought. Thanks.
ReplyDelete@life with kaishon
ReplyDeleteah. never actually seen one. :)
@ashi
ReplyDeleteyeti perhaps? :O
@lori cordeiro
ReplyDeletecool. no snow here at all, no matter what month of the year. :O
@gem
ReplyDeleteindeed. :O
@ken
ReplyDeletecool. thanks. i also enjoyed visiting your haiku blog. :) and it's cool to see another haiku blog which is seo'd. :)
love this poem a lot; i remember my first experience of snow, i didn't leave any footprints either, i just stood at the open door and gaped; it was awsome! I was on vacation at the time, in New York. I live in a Caribbean republic - Trinidad and Tobago here we have no winters.
ReplyDeletemuch love
gillena
I love snow haiku --
ReplyDeletethere's texture, temperature,
and shades of whiteness.
very nice :)
ReplyDeletelovely image, I love deep snow,
ReplyDeletenice post..please come by to my blog too..
ReplyDelete@gillena cox
ReplyDeleteah. :) we have no winter over here where i live as well. :O
@rachelbirds
ReplyDeleteindeed. thanks for dropping by. :)
@andrew
ReplyDeletethanks. :)
@crafty green poet
ReplyDeletethanks. :) glad you like it. :)
@mr. wilson
ReplyDeletethanks. :) i'll try to drop by.
I really like this Haiku !
ReplyDeleteSo, I'd like to say ...
" Snow melts
Lovely sun
Footprints appear ! "
:)
This isn't a haiku - they are supposed to have 5 syllables on the first line, 7 on the second, and 5 on the last. What you wrote is just a very short poem.
ReplyDeleteNo winter, but imagination. Profound.
ReplyDeletefirst snow
ReplyDeletethe wind leaves
no footprints