Another Fall Haiku

Another Fall Haiku

The wind is blowing
Leaves on the ground are running
Winter is coming

Another Fall Haiku
(2^nd version)

Cold winds are blowing
Fall leaves are running … running
Winter is coming

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Tags: blowing leaves, Fairfield Iowa, Fall, haiku, Weather, Winter

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3 Responses to “Another Fall Haiku”

Ruth Guillard Says:
November 6, 2011 at 8:34 pm | Reply
Re: Haiku…Winter came and went in New England last week…snow!
Loved your explanation of how the Uncarved Blog was named.

Autumn haiku from my book RECONNECTIONS:

White November skies
Rusted oak leaves rattling down
Brown earth awaits snow

Happy Autumn!

Ruth Guillard

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Paul Stokstad Says:
November 7, 2011 at 9:04 am | Reply
The fall arriving
with blowing leaves, for Kenny
contains the winter

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- Ken Chawkin Says:
  November 7, 2011 at 12:03 pm | Reply
  Thanks, Paul. Be prepared for an early winter. Heard it may snow in northern Iowa tonight. Yikes!
  
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