January - Haiku Poem
Trees shine crispy light
Sunsets glow purples and pinks
January gifts.
Sunsets glow purples and pinks
January gifts.
January is a time of reflection and hope. Take time to notice special and free gifts that give peace and encouragment.
Published by JUNEANN REED
Juneann, now retired, worked as a professional non-profit fund raiser for 16 years. She also worked in an adult care center directing activities for seniors and during her husband's accute illness was presi... View profile
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2 Comments
Post a CommentTime to reflect. Good Haiku, thanks Juneann.
Good one!