Fall Haiku
A Poem for the Season
Days get shorter now
Nights longer, and colder too.
Will the sun return? And when?
Nights longer, and colder too.
Will the sun return? And when?
Published by Peter Flom
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8 Comments
Post a CommentThe only drawback to fall is that winter is right around the corner.
Nice one Peter!
Nice. I do like 4 seasons but winter can be rough!
great haiku!
nice work:)
nice haiku!
Nice work on the haiku!
Thanks! I love the fall. Love it!