Polar Desert
by Edward S. Gault
White roofs.
The trees,
Their limbs burdened with snow,
Sag to the ground.
The train tracks
Stretch across the frozen
ground
Toward the horizon,
Then vanish-
Snow gusts.
The pond
Covered with a thick sheet of ice,
Is like a sanctuary
For all life beneath
- quiet reigns.
Like arrows, icicles
hanging from the wires
point the way.
The sun triumphs,
Snow glistens.
Copyright 2007
Showing posts with label Fir trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fir trees. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Ever Think You're Just Not Getting Through?
Technically, this may not be a haiku, just call it a 16 syllable short poem.
I spoke of fir trees
You spoke of big cities-
Disjointed connections
Copyright 2007
I spoke of fir trees
You spoke of big cities-
Disjointed connections
Copyright 2007
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