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.’
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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Ah! Good points! I haven’t witnessed snowfall, or experienced white winter at all. So thank you for those details! 🙂
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Well-said, sister! New year and new coverings for plants and ground and everything.
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Yes! A fresh clean slate it is, brother! Thank you!
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#Haiku Happenings #4: RC Gonzales’ latest haiku for my current #haikai challenge!
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Thanks a lot, Frank!
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My pleasure! 🙂
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