[Not too long ago it seemed like our first chance to take a walk outside without needing to wear a coat and it corresponded with noticing for the first time the little green sprigs that were appearing on all the trees and shrubs.]
This has been one of the warmest Aprils ever. They say in Germany, up north, the warmest in 200 hundred years. Same planet...!?:) May your spring grow...!:)
From "The Haiku Anthology" I became interested in Haiku and I have since written numerous haiku, senyru, and tanka. "Masago", my haiku pen-name, means "grain(s) of sand" in Japanese. I have recently started learning Esperanto and Japanese. A few years ago I developed a new eastern verse form which we now call 'Renhai'.
10 comments:
1018. Suddenly
Tiny green
buds...first walk
without a coat.
Link with 1017: Small movement.
[Not too long ago it seemed like our first chance to take a walk outside without needing to wear a coat and it corresponded with noticing for the first time the little green sprigs that were appearing on all the trees and shrubs.]
I like this one. :)
I remember how much fun recess used to be in the spring when we first lost those heavy coats.
The first??? I don't think I could make it up there -- we've been without coats for a couple of months!
you guys are tough cold northerners
This has been one of the warmest Aprils ever. They say in Germany, up north, the warmest in 200 hundred years. Same planet...!?:) May your spring grow...!:)
nice train of thought
cheers
lovely thought
john
Really?? I've been thinking about losing the shirt!!
can't imagine wearing a coat now...
nice observation :)
Aurora: Thanks. Recess, Spring, no coats, such euphoric thoughts!
Andrew: I wonder if we'd be able make it down there. :-)
Pamela: :-)
Borut: "Same planet?" indeed!
Floots: Thanks.
John: Thank you.
Pat: I wrote this a week or two ago. Since then it has warmed up a bit but I'm not sure I'd go outside without a shirt. :-)
Polona: Thanks!
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