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Tag: Winter

Second Week of February (an Ekphrastic poem)

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It has been four years
since we nearly lost Izzy,
our grandbaby girl.

It has been two years
since my mother passed on to
the heavenly realm.

Now my son-in-law’s
mother is hospitalized,
fighting for her life.

The second week of
the second month of each year
feels like a movie –

a film I am in,
but choose to view from a safe
distance. Unseated.

© Marie Elena Good, 2020

CHANGE OF SEASON

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Scarlet graces black
bough and ground below. Silent
snow spills scant and slow.

Once butter-winged finch
faded, flutters. Winter cinched.
Wonder underway.

 

© Marie Elena Good, 2018

Haiku Month 2016, Day 7

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Photo by Keith R. Good

Winter streams give life,
Yet how icy are the veins
Through which blood runs cold.

Haiku Month 2016, Day 5

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Photo by Keith R. Good

Brief thaw, pre-spring
Sparrows share what little’s there
Charity takes wing

Haiku Month 2016 Day 1

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Photo by Deanna Marie Metts

Icy winds gather
Treasures by dumpster
Most will miss