mallards courting
my snowman suffers
a second death
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Today is also ending--
at the bottom of the snowstorm
the gigantic sun
---Arō
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at the bottom of the snowstorm
the gigantic sun
---Arō
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5 comments:
I really like this.
Is it the action of the mallards that is physically reducing the snowman?
There's a terrific sense of humour which is lovely to see.
Alan
Alan’s Area 17 blog
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I love this one, very vivid and entertaining!
Thank you both most kindly!
or perhaps the snowman is jealous?! wonderful haiku, Rachel!
I, too, am trying hard to visualize this. Do tell! (It's wonderful, by the way.)
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