Winter Solstice 2020

Haukea’s Haiku:

Winter sprang
Upon the land
Bringing snow
To those at hand

Across the swamp
The white did cover
I heard a plea
To her lover

From afar
My weary eyes
Watched a pair
Make snow fly

Warmth spread
Through my heart
As children played
And made snow art

Coyotes yipped
The blue stag’s sly
It was time to rest
With a happy sigh

When I awoke
To bright green eyes
Tea was set
To my surprise

A box they had
It was a gift
They waved goodbye
My going swift.

Snow may melt
Days may fade
I brought joy and love
And that happiness stayed.

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