Monday, December 18, 2006

One Deep Breath-Storm

snow
whirls
in dervishes
~
icy nettles
sting
my cheeks
~
angry wind
whips
my hair
~
fire
roars
in blazes
~
ahhh....
~
mother nature provided no inspiration on the subject of storms- it was a mild, sunny day graced with a cloudless blue sky~
but i've been caught out in a snowstorm or two, and i remember the frozen results only too well~
i also remember thawing in front of the fire, and how good it felt as the icy residue melted away, leaving me all mellow and warm, inside and out.

Labels:

12 Comments:

Blogger susanlavonne said...

this week's haiku is like music and a dance! musical words like "dervishes"...and the whirling and swirling...you make storms sound like FUN! (well except for the "angry wind" part)

12/18/2006  
Blogger get zapped said...

Cold and crisp, I could feel all this. So simple and yet, very descriptive!

12/18/2006  
Blogger Tammy Brierly said...

Dervishes and nettles were so cool to use. I enjoyed this storm with you! hugs

12/18/2006  
Blogger Jone said...

Oh I love the images. What is it about th e wind and weather we think of dancing?

12/18/2006  
Blogger Julie said...

This offers such a good contrast from the whirling, stinging cold to the warmth of thawing near a fire. That fire sounds so inviting.

(I'm glad we don't have that type of weather to contend with just yet.)

12/18/2006  
Blogger Bibi said...

... have you seen the 'whirling dervishes'? They make me dizzy. But your poetry sings.

12/18/2006  
Blogger Crafty Green Poet said...

I like the image of the snow whirling in dervishes.

12/19/2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Your poem put me in the middle of a blizzard. Good writing!

12/19/2006  
Blogger Jodi said...

Great imagery conjured by your haiku!

12/19/2006  
Blogger megan said...

icy nettles sting...perfect

12/19/2006  
Blogger JP (mom) said...

Warm never felt so warm after a chilly wintery experience. Much peace, JP

12/19/2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Beautiful poems, all - evoking whirling dervishes and cozy fireplaces. Happy holidays! xo

12/23/2006  

Post a Comment

<< Home