winter – Poetry For Healing

Daily Haiku – Friday February 3, 2023

Senryu A love for winter Is a remembered moment That can always warm Copyright © 2023 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved

Daily Haiku – Tue. November 30, 2021

Haiku Cold wind nipping ears Red nose constantly dripping Winter is here once more Copyright © 2021 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved

Daily Haiku – Thu. November 25, 2021

Haiku Winter will now take The flowers to hibernate And rest until spring Copyright © 2021 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved

Daily Haiku – Sat. March 20, 2021

Haiku A nip in the air Winter’s parting gift still chills until Spring arrives Copyright © 2021 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved

Daily Haiku – Mon. March 15, 2021

Haiku Daylight saving here Finally bringing more light to winter’s darkness Copyright © 2021 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved

Daily Haiku – Thu. February 4, 2021

Haiku Waiting patiently For winter to be over Spring will soon be here Copyright © 2021 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved

Daily Haiku – Thu. January 14, 2021

Haiku Crisp snow underfoot Icicles cracking on trees The sounds of winter Copyright © 2020 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved

Daily Haiku – Wed. January 13, 2021

Haiku Boughs are hanging down Heavily laden with snow Winter continues Copyright © 2020 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved

Daily Haiku – Mon. December 28, 2020

Haiku Winter sun shines bright on this crisp and cool morning Hot breath blowing white Copyright © 2020 Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved

Winter

Winter – A Butterfly Oddquain Windis whistlingthrough the leafless treesFeeling the chill in the airColdAs I pull my collar upshivering slightlyWinter hascome Christine Bolton – Poetry for Healing ©Mind Love Misery’s MenagerieSaturday Mix – Oddquain FormOddquain is a short, usually unrhymed poem consisting of seventeen syllables distributed 1, 3, 5, 7, 1 in five linesI chose aContinue reading “Winter”