earth’s striptease: a haiku

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asphalt road in white,
absent leaves, abandoned twigs,
fresh year undresses.

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12.16.2019
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For Frank’s #Haikai Challenge #117 (12/14/19): Midwinter (mafuyu)/Midsummer (manastu) #haiku #senryu #haibun #tanka #haiga #renga
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8 thoughts on “earth’s striptease: a haiku”

  1. We each see things with a unique perspective. The suburban streets become emptier when the threat of severe weather is announced (so the snow plows can go through if needed – cars are supposed to be off the street)… yes the road does look white before the plow comes through 🙂 … we can think; ‘a new year so soon’ or ‘a new year with each dawn.’

    Continued success in your writing 😀

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