Friday, 31 March 2023

#629

how many are there

doing this exam right now

Oh, concentrate, man!


Thursday, 30 March 2023

#628

ice on his sweater,

nose frozen to his pillow -

another school day.



Written for the Tricycle February 2023 Haiku Challenge using the Winter season word, sweater. 

Wednesday, 29 March 2023

#627

the crackle and sparks

of static and excitement

when peeling sweaters



Written for the Tricycle February 2023 Haiku Challenge using the Winter season word, sweater. 

#632 (SOL)

staring into the

hole created by a loss

remembering him

Tuesday, 28 March 2023

#626

the click clack of the


sweater taking shape in the


fading summer light



Written for the Tricycle February 2023 Haiku Challenge using the Winter season word, sweater. 


Wednesday, 8 March 2023

#625

can I change the past?

who is to say you haven't

already done so?

Tuesday, 7 March 2023

#624

listen. the North Wind


carries our siblings’ cries for


justice, peace and help



Written for the Tricycle January 2023 Haiku Challenge using the Winter season words, north wind, but was not entered (or finished in time). 

Sunday, 5 March 2023

#623

hung by the north wind -


one over-large plastic leaf


distorts and disturbs



Written for the Tricycle January 2023 Haiku Challenge using the Winter season words, north wind. 

Saturday, 4 March 2023

#622

the north wind passes


us safe behind steamy glass


with fika and chat



Written for the Tricycle January 2023 Haiku Challenge using the Winter season words, north wind. 

Friday, 3 March 2023

#621

north wind, frosty grass,


the crunch of her footsteps clear


as she approaches



Written for the Tricycle January 2023 Haiku Challenge using the Winter season words, north wind. 

Thursday, 2 March 2023

#620

north wind on the bridge,


an unwelcome visitor 


on my morning walk



Written for the Tricycle January 2023 Haiku Challenge using the Winter season words, north wind. 

Wednesday, 1 March 2023

#619

“doctor said wear a


scarf when the north wind blows through,”


my neck reminds me now.



Written for the Tricycle January 2023 Haiku Challenge using the Winter season words, north wind.