hawk ghost
peers through a snow squall
from telephone wires
sunshine this cold day
from the semi truck’s roof
flying crystals
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Haiku by Pat Kopanda. Photo by Frank Hubeny.
First Snow
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
Nice photo and excellent haiku.
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Thank you, Miriam!
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Is it snowing where you are, Frank?
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It was yesterday, but only briefly in the morning. The photo was from about a week ago–first snow of winter. Today all of the snow is gone.
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The snow in Portland, OR is also brief. We were happy to have a white Christmas when visiting my daughter. The snow was gone in a couple days.
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I’ve been to Seattle and the ocean and mountains may keep it warmer than the Chicago area.
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Yes, I think so. I live in Portland for two years and Seattle for one year and I did the master degrees. I surely like the ocean and many lakes in Oregon.
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Frank, I think Robbie would like to invite you to review some poetry books (see her poetry FB page). If you would like to do that and would like to review mine, I could send you the PDF, or gift you my book, or if you have Kindle Unlimited, you could download my book Songs of Heartstrings. 🙂 I just got someone who is interested in doing audio for me. 🙂
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I have a copy of your book, Miriam, and I am planning a review for Amazon which should be done by the end of this month. I also have Robbie’s, but I haven’t started reading her book yet. I will check out her facebook page.
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Thank you so much, Frank to have my book and plan on doing the review. She has some enthusiastic responses for reviewing each others’ books.
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A lovely share, Frank.
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Thank you, Robbie!
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Lived in sort-of-rural Indiana in the 70’s. These delightful haiku were so graphic–a poet’s keen skills of observation so evident.
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Thank you, Victoria!
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Crystal Leaves
Sing Sweetly
Fall Breeze
Winter’s
Dream
Snow Springs..:)
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Thank you, Fred!
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As Always
Thanks Frank
And Welcome too..:)
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Birds can give quite an eerie feeling when they stare!
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Thank you!
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