Leaves fall, a breeze blows. The transition to Autumn is easy this year. One reason for that is this Victorian town: a beauty in fall. I find most solace from the warmth of another; close on those cold days.
Category: Haiku
Haiku Wednesday
Spent too much money At Union Square Green Market to cheer myself up. November 2nd made true with apple cider and a fresh made pie. Nearby a band played. For a second I re-fell in love with New York.
Haiku Wednesday
On the fire escape the rain soaked through our t-shirts. There was a new wind. The wind continued through the night, and that morning it seemed fall was here. I cut my own hair, to change like the season did. but it's uneven.
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I like the ice cream but I am really here for the rainbow sprinkles.
Haiku Wednesday
Morning walk to school tired and stressed but happy that sun was shining Notice pidge standing on lower branch. XOLily
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A frozen city is a hazardous city, an ice rink of death. The eerie Melting Snowmen art installation by the Flatiron. XOLily
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Sleepy Octoberrolls in like clouds and the seaof black umbrellas. The slow drip of rainmatches my drooping eyelids.Class, please be over. I want to crawl backinto my cocoon, my nestof cozy blankets. XOLily
Haiku Wednesday, from a dog’s point of view
The past few weeks I've been staying at my best friend Emily's house which means that not only have I been spending a lot of time with my BFF, but I've also been spending a lot of time with her beagle Georgia. This week's Haikus are inspired by said pup. All is wonderful, but nothing … Continue reading Haiku Wednesday, from a dog’s point of view
Haiku Wednesday
The boulangerie produces such lovely smells, like bread and sugar. The sugary glaze glistens on a small gâteau. Visible sweetness. Small, stacked towers of multicolored macarons, are perfectly formed. How does the meringue on top of a tarte citron feel as light as air? XOLily
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There's something about the smell of Washington earth that I miss today. XOLily
Lily Haight 