Magpie #52
A quiet snowy dayHears the laughter of children
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Photo by Tess Kincaid
Tuesday, February 08, 2011
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...and I know where you are Kathe. Listening from under the comforter or at the window with your steaming all-milk coffee!
ReplyDeleteDelightful. I always associate children playing in the snow with happiness and laughter. The cold never deters them.
ReplyDeleteDelightful. I always associate children playing in the snow with happiness and laughter. The cold never deters them.
ReplyDeletePerfect for Springfield today as it was another snow day from school! My neighborhood darlings shoveled my drive. I have the very best neighborhood kids in the world.
ReplyDeleteI flicked back a few blogs Kathe. Lovely pieces, Nice and simple. Mind mind craves simplicity and calm.
ReplyDeleteNo juggling in your world! Another example of laws gone mad - protectiing us from impossibly unlikely events.
And here I will stay
ReplyDeleteWrapped in my warm terry robe
Sipping my cocoa.
Is it spring yet?
very graceful! lovely mag!
ReplyDeleteLovely Kathe....blessings...bkm
ReplyDeleteSweet! Love listening to the laughter of childhood innocence.
ReplyDeleteThe quiet snowy day will be noisy soon enough now the children are out to play:-)
ReplyDeleteI can 'see' the little darlings filing out the front door ....
ReplyDeleteA very good haiku. Thank you
ReplyDeleteAwww, I love this! It makes the picture of the winter dsy feel so warm! :o)
ReplyDeleteI adore the sound of the local school's children having playtime fun in the snow! I can hear it from my frosty-breath doorstep.
ReplyDeleteThey aren't laughing when they have to help dig.
ReplyDeleteSnow and this house bring contradictory emotions. LOL.
I loved your happy place of mind.
I had been looking at that photo and thinking it was a bleak cold scene. Your poem made me see the sun.
ReplyDeleteKathew,
ReplyDeleteNo one enjoys a winter's day more than children, nor a haiku too, for that matter.
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What a fun take on this prompt. You know how to make the short and sweet.
ReplyDeleteA fine snowy day poem! I just wish we had had at least one snowy day in our area this year. Too late? Maybe not, but I won't hold my breath. :)
ReplyDeleteso few words, so powerful imagery.
ReplyDeletea neat tale.
A perfect day!
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