humidity hangs
some creatures wilt, thirst -- not all
clouds hold color: rain
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Post a CommentNice weather related haiku.
I love the paradox of thirst and rain here. It does no good to have water all around if you can't drink!
Steamy analysis of the weather! :)
Love your thoughtful haikus!
The color of rain.....great haiku.
Great Haiku! I loved writing these in elementary school haha!
Shalom! Great to see you ... not necessarily in the precise order - Tony Vega, Greenhill and Roberta Baxter. I had a busy day ... looking forward to a few days off later this week. Please pray I get it, as I am on call tomorrow. Should get 4 days from Thursday on. Shalom and thanks much for your support. Neil
Good one!
you hit the nail on the head with that one!
Well penned Haiku, my friend! Lots of greatness in this poem. You created the picture well with your words.