Snow Angels......

Christmas Haiku

Sprinkling of snow flakes

Softly falling from the sky

Divine messengers

Author's Note

Reviews

[Relic's Bare Trees]

A perfect marriage of words and video. I love it.

[emmajoy]

Beautiful words, feelings and sweet, sweet graphic. Takes both heart and awareness to write like this.

[Don't just B, but B ama..]

Beautiful, and beautiful song as well, you never cease to impact us, either small or big. Usually in a BIG way. Thanks, peaceful.

[Tim Piotrowicz]

I don't really like haikus half the time, but this one works well. Its nice to think of them as more than angelsh** like my brothers used to tell me when I was a kid -_-

[Yellow Butterfly]

Hahaha.... my sisters and brothers had the same kind of sentiment towards me then and even now..
read moreHahaha.... my sisters and brothers had the same kind of sentiment towards me then and even now..

Thanks for spending some time reading my work... no been on here for a while...

:)

YB

[Natalie]

Very simple, but gorgeous haiku! Loved this.

[Matching Socks]

Such soft gentle words.
Beautiful poem Yellow Butterfly.

[MomzillaNC]

Lovely. Haiku has always eluded me.

[Laura Lynn]

This command of scripture to think about lovely things, and haiku discipline of the mind, I wish all those snowflakes were falling here now, there are many snowflakes not just one, sometimes take long time as they become blocks of ice, going from one microscopic image to incredible volume of vein-like life pattern

[ANTO]

I must have been channelling you YB - I commented on a review there that snowflakes are here and gone (echoing a reviewers thoughts at the time) - like messengers - I hadnt even read this. I hope you don't think Im nicking your ideas my friend.
Now for the review - I was so glad to read a haiku - (I have been getting through 1200 reviews cause i went away for a year and didnt close the profile and the number of haikus in that lot is miniscule).
I miss the eloquent simplicity and lightness of the style. Thanks for re-pubbing this one.
Class

[Eric Pudalov]

Beautiful haiku! And what an appropriate metaphor...snowflakes, in many ways, do seem angelic, especially when they land directly on your nose. I like to think that God (or whatever presence you may have faith in) is omnipresent, and snowflakes are a wonderful reminder of that.