Icy east wind blows.
Sun shines on the rutted path.
Spring lies just beyond.
note: a Haiku is a three line Japanese poem of seventeen syllables ( five, seven, five) evoking images of the natural world.
Icy east wind blows.
Sun shines on the rutted path.
Spring lies just beyond.
note: a Haiku is a three line Japanese poem of seventeen syllables ( five, seven, five) evoking images of the natural world.
It was Boxing Day night
And oh what a sight!
In a bar in Candy Cane Lane
Santa and Scrooge propped up the bar
Both of them enjoying a festive jar
“Your round again, Santa,” Scrooge declared.
As towards the small stage a wide-eyed Santa stared.
Draped around a sparkling pole
Bedecked in tinsel Mrs Claus bared her all.
The lights dimmed and the music played.
Alone in the spotlight Mrs Claus swayed.
“Now that’s more like it!” said Scrooge with a smile
“That’s my wife!” gasped Santa after a while.
Keeping his eyes on the stage Scrooge eyed up her rear.
“I can understand now why you only work one night of the year!”

(image sourced via Google – all credits to the owner)

Autumn colours swathe the world
Uncertain times still upon us
Time for resilience
Unknowns…so many unknowns lie ahead
More than I care to contemplate
Now to watch and wait to see what Autumn brings
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged #acrosticpoem, #Autumn, #poetry, #poetryblog, #reflection