Winter Haiku Christmas Poems
Ten Winter Christmas Haiku
Falling soft snowflakes
Dazzling white glitter sparkles
Tiny frozen gems.
2.
Shiny large black boots
Fur lined extra large red suit
Uniformed in Joy.
3.
Dashing down steep hills
On a homemade sled of wood
Winter delighting.
4.
The smell of warm treats
And gingerbread perfuming
Baking memories.
5.
Awaiting rebirth
Trees shudder barren branches
Pushed by frigid winds.
6.
Marvelous stockings
Hung by children, who waiting
Dream of sweet contents.
7.
Coins in the kettle
Offering a bit of hope
To those downtrodden.
8.
Icy peppermint
Crooked and hung on a tree
Contrasts a fresh green.
9.
An extra blanket
Diminishes the chilling
But restricts Movement
10.
Holiday music
Makes merry the singer's soul
And those who listen.
Published by L. Galatea
L. Galatea is a stay-at-home, homeschooling mom from central Indiana. View profile
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4 Comments
Post a CommentI have homework in haikus and these poems inspire me.
Very nice job. Great contrasts in word and text. Now, where is the gingerbread?
Thank you. :)
Well done, I love the play between bold and plain text :) Sheri