Season's Breath

Season's Breath

A Poem by Aldora Sparrow
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Three haikus for each season

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Summer
Days of burning sun
Raging like fiery passions
Will it ever end?
Waiting for coolness
Many restless, sleepless nights
Dreams of cold waters
Darkness falls, look out
See the lights, see those fireflies
Flickering like stars
 
Fall
A new cold wind blows
Bringing new shades of color
To the once-green leaves
A kaleidoscope
Beautiful red, brown, yellow
The waltz of colors
Life slowly ending
Fleeing to a death-like sleep
Waiting and hoping
 
Winter
The dance of white starts
Raining ice cold on the world
That is still, quiet
Glimmering crystals
Priceless jewels that fade slowly
Few moments to live
Freezing, chilling sigh
The cold that is always there
Warmth is almost here
 
 
Spring
A warm breath sweeps through
Stirring the long-dormant world
With its wings of green
Coat of ice melting
The frozen air becomes warm
Winter is no more
 
See those flowers bloom
Rivers flowing, birds singing
New life starts again
 

© 2009 Aldora Sparrow


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... a scintillating haiku string ... incrediby inspiring and astonishingly vivid ... "days of burning sun" ... "dreams of cold water" ... "fireflies flickering like stars" ... amazingly expressive imagery ... gorgeous alliteration ... what a summer ... "a kaleidoscop" ... "the waltz of colours" ... "fleeing to a death-like sleep" ... are expressions and images that take fall into a surreal world ... the mark of a visonary poet ... one who paints on nature with words ... as much as nature paints on the poet's mind ... excellence incarnate ... "the dance of white starts" ... "glimmering crystals" ... "freezing, chilling sigh" ... are enthralling expressions ... a ballet of beautiful words and images on ice ... charming and epic ... a winsome winter ... "a warm breath sweeps through" ... "with its wings of green" ... "winter is no more" ... a heart-warming welcome to spring ... gentle and magical ... beautifully felt and written ... this haiku string is an ode to the form that celebrates it in all its glory and splendour ... exceptionally well written ... and exceptionally well presented ... thank you for writing this and thank you for sharing it ... this is an unforgettable feast for the soul ...

(serah)

Posted 14 Years Ago


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Congratulations on winning the Japanese-form contest!

Posted 15 Years Ago


Wow! What great haikus! I loved all of them! Amazing writing! I've never seen so many haikus on one page before! So cool! :D

Posted 15 Years Ago


Congrats on your winning Haiku! Well done! New Haiku String Along Contest Do enter

Author: Nancy Lee Shrader
Haiku Smiles

Posted 15 Years Ago


Beautifully done! I enjoyed each string
following the seasons of Mother Nature.
Congratulations on your win.
Well deserved.

Posted 15 Years Ago


Very good haikus!!! Thanks for entering and good luck!

Posted 15 Years Ago


I liked each season, especially enjoyed the spring!

Posted 15 Years Ago


Very nice, I enjoyed the seasons and also the nature's beauty. Well done.
.......Ka Na Kalyanasundaram......

Posted 15 Years Ago


Really nice! I could almost feel each of those seasons! So much to say in so little lines XD

Posted 15 Years Ago


Now that is what I call a string of Haikus

Well done. Thanks for entering my contest

Posted 15 Years Ago


This is really good, again! I love the colors you added and the way you typed it, it gave character to the haikus, since they are simple poems to begin with. I thoroughly enjoyed this, keep writing! :)

Posted 15 Years Ago



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