vast winter landscape
the blinding glare of the sun
snow goggles or masks
[senryu.] Copyright © 2022-01-24, by Lizl Bennefeld.
Photo by Daniel Lincoln on UnsplashRonovan Writes #Weekly #Haiku #Poetry Prompt #Challenge 394 GLARE and Mask.
powdered sugar night
snowflakes cover bare mountains
slowly drifting down
old pathways wear new blankets
moonlight floods the starlit sky
Copyright © 2020-12-16, by Liz Bennefeld.
Image by Junnifer Baya from Pixabay
Prompt: Poetry Heals Online Workshop.
windswept sunlight
ripples sparkle on the water
shadows dance belowwhen the lake’s surface stills
each falling snowflake chimes
Copyright © 2020/10/01, by Lizl Bennefeld.
This is the first day in October, and judging by the temperature drop, I am expecting snow to appear soon in our weather forecasts. As it stands, frost late tonight and tomorrow morning, and watch out for winds and wind chill information.
Concept source: “The Sound of Snowflakes”, by Philip Ball. See “Lake in Winter” for a previous poem that centers on this information.
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RonovanWrites #Weekly #Haiku #Poetry Prompt #Challenge #270 Pure&Serene
autumn’s evening shades
serenity of raindrops
clarity of light
promises of winter nights
muted breath of pristine snow
Copyright © Lizl Bennefeld,
2019-09-14. All rights reserved.
[a leaf, fallen along the path]
no longer shackled
not a final resting place
waiting for the windsthen see me climbing upwards
out of sight and heaven-bound
Copyright © Liz Bennefeld, 2018-11-23.
Blizzard Warning trees bend in the wind
December blizzard warning
rain to ice…now, snowbetter thoughtful than daring
better careful than bold
Copyright © 2017-12-04,
by Lizl Bennefeld.
All rights reserved.
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Quilted Poetry 