winter’s endurance
tested by early spring warmth
cold renewed today
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Savage Haiku · Thoughts about poetry, life and happenings.
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Clever and with a nice taste of contrast, glad I found your excellent blog!
Yes, sometimes winter just doesn’t want to—and shouldn’t–give up!
Poppies Lack Endurance
You sum up the unusually warm spring in the Northeast. The last couple of days have been a blast of winter. Nicely written.
I enjoyed your haiku. Well written. We are experiencing this last stronghold of winter where I am in Canada.
Your haiku is very appropriate to my day.
Thank you very much I appreciate you reading my haiku! Winter while not overly fierce this year as compared to last will just not let go – soon hopefully 🙂
Well written haiku, love the both seasons together in this one haiku. By the way it’s not common to use more than one season in haiku, but you did well on this one.
Thank you for sharing.