Sarah is a British eccentric who writes offbeat fiction, haiku and tanka poetry. When stuck for words, she sketches or paints instead. She's into nature conservation, sustainability, gardening, dogs, natural health, and reading. Her sociability is something that happens in short bursts with long breathing spaces in between.
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13 thoughts on “Monday Morning #Haiku 93 — Winter Tree”
It is a most characterful tree and I love it whatever the time of year! There’s a Wordless Wednesday picture of it in full fruit. You should be able to access it via “related posts” at the foot of this one.
Thanks, Andrea 🙂 My stories, or the tree’s stories? Imagine how much they would have to say and how many secrets they’d spill if they could suddenly speak.
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That is an otherworldly tree!
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Yes, it is rather. I can imagine it in a fairy story, certainly!
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It would add to any fairy story!
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Oooh, what a wonderful, wintery tree photo this Sarah…and perfect haiku to match 🙂 xxx
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Thank you, Sherri. I really like that tree, with its chaos of branches whether it is in its naked or fruited state! 🙂 xxxx
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It’s a very beautiful tree 🙂 xxxx
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A hopeful poem that soon pears will return.
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Lots of them! It gets really heavy laden with fruit.
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That wongeeful.
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What a great looking tree.
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It is a most characterful tree and I love it whatever the time of year! There’s a Wordless Wednesday picture of it in full fruit. You should be able to access it via “related posts” at the foot of this one.
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Great tree Sarah, full of character and stories no doubt 🙂
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Thanks, Andrea 🙂 My stories, or the tree’s stories? Imagine how much they would have to say and how many secrets they’d spill if they could suddenly speak.
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