light snow falling
Fools’ day – meaningful Easter
a new begin
Haiku: Easter Monday
light snow falling
Fools’ day – meaningful Easter
a new begin
snow
Tanka: Mute Utterance
thawing snow, moist eyes
stormy new moon, starry night
sensing your heart beat
remote caress, motionless
endearing utterance, mute
Tanka is a form of Japanese poetry, similar to Haiku, but older and consisting of 5-7-5-7-7 Syllables.
submitted to Poetry Potluck, thanks Jingle for hosting 🙂
Haiku: Thawing
delicate green buds
melting snow, thawing thoughts
tenderness, day dream
Haiku: A Moment’s Kiss
gentle touch, snow flake
a moment‘s tenderest kiss
falling on quicksand
Haiku: Astray
snow footprints astray
gentle fingers tracing vein
cold pulsing, forlorn
Haiku: White Wall
restless wandering
dense snow wall clouding the night
silent demons, white
Haïku: Blanc sur blanc
des traces s‘effacent
blanc sur blanc, des mots perdus
sous la neige tombante
Haiku: Forlorn Tune
snow white memory
lost melody, forlorn tune
moonless cave, mute void
Haiku: White Letters
misty snow landscape
immaculate blank sheet
reveals white letters
Haiku: Moon Light
dancing through snow flakes
hazy moon light, tender kiss
a dream‘s melody
Haiku: Falling
flurry flakes, falling
you behind a wall of words
sun hidden by clouds
Haiku: Dazzling Sun
dazzling morning sun
serene snow fields, refreshing
crisp breeze, intense, blank
Haiku: White Gloom
snow falling, white gloom
sensing your remote breathing
stillness of the heart
Dagmar Travner 