Tranquility
Winter’s quiet night
Appreciate each moment—
Stillness embraces
Cozy
Calendar says “Spring”
Warm under snowy blanket—
Not ready quite yet
Curiosity
Wildflowers fill dreams
Winter’s snow melting away—
Spring’s colors peek out
Winter Moods (Haiku Series #217)
Big Sky Buckeye 
You’re giving me hope for spring to be right around the corner. My husband says some things outside have buds already so spring is coming, just on time. I love that God established four seasons for us to enjoy and see the differences in His creation during each one.
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The anticipation around spring’s early signs is a blessing. We feel our Creator’s hand close by. Yes, it’s a blessing to live in a land of four seasons.
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It’s been a fairly mild winter, but I am still ready for spring
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I’m right behind you. The anticipation of another spring breathes with life.
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A wonderful trio of Winter Haiku. I liked “Tranquility” the best!
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Being outside on a quiet night shares a whole another dimension of winter’s beauty.
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Beautiful!! Although I admit I don’t miss the snow!!
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Michelle, thanks for sharing your kind words. Winters in Ohio hardly seem like it as compared to my native state of Montana.
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Looking forward to Hepatica blooms.
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Enjoy! I’m looking forward to seeing Virginia bluebells at a nearby nature park. They emerge along a creek lined with trees.
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Lovely….happy you are not near New Palestine
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Lovely poems! The first blooms of spring are so incredibly beautiful. I found a white hyacinth blooming the other day in an unexpected place. It was amazing!
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Awesome! Linda, thank you for sharing your encouraging discovery. The Lord shares these with His nurturing sense of timing. Blessings.
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