Shingles wave
Wind chimes clang with gusts
Birds take cover
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© rgb for “On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea”, 2011 – 2013
Prompt:
Haru Ichiban
(First Spring Gust)
Shingles wave
Wind chimes clang with gusts
Birds take cover
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© rgb for “On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea”, 2011 – 2013
Prompt:
Haru Ichiban
(First Spring Gust)
I’m behind in reading, but my goodness – I do remember that wind from last week. I lost two days of work because I couldn’t get on the boats. Either the water had been blown out of the bay, or the boat was so far down I couldn’t get on. (Well, maybe I could have gotten on, but I never would have gotten back off!)
March seems to be the month when spring and winter dance the “pas a deux”, moving this way and that, back and forth.
“Pas de deux” is correct!! I had to chase down some of our belongings down the street!!!
heh heh. wind is a powerful force!
Wow Becca what a delightful haiku you have shared here. I love the deeper meaning in it. Thank you.
I like the feeling of a pleasant breeze but by the end of the haiku, you know it’s something more threatening
Definitely more than skirt warnings today!!
So descriptive.
Thanks for stopping, Libby!!
I hope the birds are fine !!!
They are in hiding — so they should be!!
Appreciate the visit.
Oh my! The waving shingles gave my heart a lift!!