Snow clings to branches.
Winter, rentals remain empty.
Dreams of Spring flocking.
Tree awaits Spring,
Memories of Autumn cling
As Branches’ Dreams bud.
The Crow sees many levels;
His world is not limited
By narrow perspectives.
Horizon lines
Reveal more than one angle.
NOTE: For those who are concerned with such matters, the last one is not a Haiku, in the traditional sense. I recently read the following related blog posts by Don’t confuse the narrator about the Nature of Haiku: april-Laundry day and fragmented thoughts on haiku . Also check my page on Haiku & poetry for other haiku links of interest, including, “Sixty-five (Conflicting) Rules of Haiku” by Jane Reichhold.
beautiful photograph and beautiful haiku touches, Thanks and Love, nia
Haiku says so much, so sparingly. And can be very hard to write! These are very nice!
I love black and white photos…and your haikus are refreshingly awesome.
I would never have know the ‘technical’ difference(s)…
all I know is that your pieces ‘sure sound (and look) nice’, as always, sir!
🙂