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| A haiku/haiga from Cape Ann MA. |
We are sharing with: Rebecca's Haiku My Heart.
I love your comments. Thank You.
'Carol' Angel ~ my rescue yorkie ~ love her ~ Xox
'Zoe' in memoriam ~ Xox~ love her still.
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| A haiku/haiga from Cape Ann MA. |
We are sharing with: Rebecca's Haiku My Heart.
I love your comments. Thank You.
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| 'Carol' |
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| 'Zoe' in memoriam ~ Xox~ love her still. |
Your haiku perfectly describes what is going on here. Yesterday was unusually warm. I was outside most of the day. Bliss... Yet today winter has told us to hold on he isn't ready to let go yet. The wind is the culprit. Hang on to your hat and have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI can see the vibrant colors of the crocuses against the black and white of your beautiful photo, dear Carol! Thank you for this promise of Spring!
ReplyDeleteCan hardly wait for the crocuses to blossom. My walk this morning was sunny, windy and cold but that too will change. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteLinger all you want, Mr. Winter. Miss Spring is on her way! xo
ReplyDeleteWarm Wishes enjoy your crocuses of Springtime
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend Carol
Much💜love
Fitting for this time of year.
ReplyDeleteA perfect haiku for your transition season
ReplyDeletehow true your haiku is at the moment.Gorgeous light reflection on the water. It sure does brighten things up doesn't it.
ReplyDeleteSounds like Spring is slowly creeping in.
ReplyDeleteIt may be slow, but spring is going to come.
ReplyDeleteCrocuses are hardy little "critters," aren't they? So much appreciated during bleak days!
ReplyDeleteChills are lingering in the desert too. I wonder if spring will really come this year?
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