The Frost After the Flakes
The last snowflake has fallen
Frost billows from your breath
The fun begins.
Frost billows from your breath
The fun begins.
Published by J. R. Steele
A former athlete, turned Communication Specialist with a flair for linguistics. J.R. is a self-taught "Tech Guru" with a passion for music, cars, and sports. His evolution is shaped by over 10 years of profe... View profile
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25 Comments
Post a CommentSweet. I like the sense of anticipation.
I agree! I am buying sleds for my family and we are going sledding this weekend. :) Great job!
Nice!
Pretty poem!
This is very beautiful:) Thanks for sharing.
I enjoyed reading it! We had our first snow here in Long Island today:)
Having spent the greater part of my life up North, I feel much better reading about snow and not experiencing it :-) Your haiku captures my memories of past winters quite succinctly~
Beautiful job!!!!
How beautiful!!
So evocative--love it!