Too early for ice!
Breath comes in steam engine puffs
Leaf caught by winter
Copyright 2013 Brenda Davis Harsham
41 thoughts on “Icy Leaf Haiku”
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Friendly Fairy Tales 
This captures it all in a magical and special way, Brenda!
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Robin,
Thanks, I like being in this threshold between seasons, leaning into the winter room, then back to the fall room. Thanks for your supportive comment!
Brenda
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Very, very nice.
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Thanks. I like to see the ice when the leaves are still red, it’s magical somehow. 🙂
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Beautiful capture with peaceful words.. 🙂
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Thanks! I visited you just now. Love your blog!
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Thank you! ^_^
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Your words captivate the moment perfectly “steam engine puffs” that was happening to me today! Love the shot too 🙂 x
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So glad you can relate. I was raking leaves yesterday, and all of sudden, whoosh, it started to pour. It was kind of fun actually.
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There has been a lot of leaf clearing happening where I am too – haven’t had any rain for a while though, luckily! 🙂 x
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The kids were disappointed, we were just about to do the ritual jumping in the big pile. We had already filled 4 bins and two bags. Ah well, there’s always next weekend.
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Ah I’m sure there will be plenty more opportunities to jump in those leaves! 🙂 x
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I love the steam engine puffs – a perfect description! 😀
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Thanks!
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I like your “leaf caught by winter”
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Thanks!
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“Like” x 3 = 1 for poem.. 1 for image.. 1 for thoughts it provokes.
I find your image captivating.. almost hypnotic..
Perfectly depicts the poem.. and the Haiku excellent in it’s portrayal of the image.
A beautiful combination..
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Thank you!! Love your comment, too! Hugs, Brenda
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and here is winter 🙂 great picture
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Thanks! It was a cold morning that morning. Brrr!
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true, it is cold in the morning these days. I drink some hot water with lemon before my breakfast and i warm up a little bit while my body gets alkalinized
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What a lovely idea. I like green tea in the morning. 🙂
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green tea is my second fav. good choice!
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Great minds. 😉
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🙂
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And fall spiralled quickly into winter…(don’t even want to think about…::()
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🙂 Today it’s 60 degrees, no ice! Feels like September. 🙂
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Great….yesterday we had 19°C…a golden Sunday…::)
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Wonderful. The rain fell at night, allowing the sun to shine today, glorious order to the universe.
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Lovely poem and pic.
You’re right though. Ice way too early. We’ve had a touch of morning frost but no ice yet. And not looking forward to icy roads and driving.
I’ll really have to start looking for photo opportunities! It never dawns on me. ;)x
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Scotland is so photogenic!! I’m sure you’d get lovely photos!
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Cool picture and poem!
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Thanks!!
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yes indeed, but not too early for this lovely poem and pic )
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Thanks! Have a warm day!! 🙂
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Loooooove!!!
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Gave me a cold shiver, seeing winter touch down so early.
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I love the colors:)
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Thanks! The leaves were very freshly fallen.
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Love the photo. Brenda are you familiar with Swan Island Dahlias? If not you might want to check them out. Thanks for stopping by my 4theloveoflight.wordpress.com. I hope you will be a regular visitor and share any post or the whole blog with others. What’s a good photo or story without someone to share it with!
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Thanks for the pointers. You sure have a lot of passion in your poems. Have you done one that is fairy tale/magical? If so, I will take a look. I will reblog if the poem is kid-friendly and goes with my theme. I like that you pair poetry and nature like I do. Peace and Joy, Brenda
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