Glittering ice shines in the morning light; winter please bring the snow back. Lily Chang © 2020
Tag: snow
Haiku: January 5, 2020
Light reigns and brightens, bringing a compelling glow in the snow and ice. Lily Chang © 2020
Haiku: December 29, 2019
Remnants of autumn emerging through winter's first splendid white melting. Lily Chang © 2019
Haiku: November 28, 2019
Orange and purple passing through to bid the day goodbye 'til morrow. Lily Chang © 2019
Another Haiku: November 25, 2019
When darkness sets in, the winter storm will appear, with much snow and ice. Lily Chang © 2019
Haiku: November 25, 2019
Momentary glimpse of light in darkening clouds. Freezing wind blowing. Lily Chang © 2019
Clearing the Roads, or Not
I'm thankful for the snow plows, even though I've been on the road for two and a half hours. The kids are in school, now. Where were you during the moments I cowered? Watching vehicles unable to slide their way up a slope. Slipping into this or hitting that. I'm not any better, I felt… Continue reading Clearing the Roads, or Not
