Icy Branch - Haiku
Mixed Media - Ilustrated Haiku
With winter rains in the Pacific Northwest, ice is occasionally a threat. Not fun. It compromises both safety and tree condition. But you must admit--there's often real beauty to an icy scene. Look how this picture captures the exquisite nature of winter's freezing rain that coats everything it touches in ice.
Icy Branch - Haiku
Ice-coated tree branch
Brittle in crisp morning chill--
Freed by yet more rain
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Published by J. Ellen Fedder
J. Ellen Fedder is an AC writer known for her conversational writing style. Freelance writer and one of AC's "Top 1000" for 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011, she offers a fresh perspective on family living and ed... View profile
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