Poetry by Jennifer Wagner. From grit to sparkle.
And today marks the first day of snow ~ Good to see you ~
Hope you are enjoying it...Merry Christmas Grace :)
Although I'm not much of a party person,this is one party I always hate to see end.Shall I
It does always feel a bit too soon...but then the snow brings with it a magic all it's own.
yes, it is, with the snow covering the last of the leaves!we too in Indiana had our first snow last night.your blog title is intriguing!
I have relatives out there...I am sure there will be lots more to come, right? Thanks Norma, Merry Christmas.
magical haiku♥
Thank you very much.
"maple leaf confetti"I will never look at fallen maple leaves again without thinking of this line!Blossoms
Thanks Mark! Merry Christmas :)
You sure nailed this one! Those maple leaves always wait sooooo long to fall. Hope you have a wonderful holiday!
Thank you WabiSabi! Enjoyed your haiku too...Merry Christmas :-)
Gorgeous haiku, P. L. Always a pleasure to see what gem you've written. Happy first day of winter!
Lolly-thank you! I feel the same about your poetry--beautiful stuff. Happy first day to you too :)
And what a party it was, albeit too short-lived.....Winter is the next gala event!
Indeed! Hope you enjoy yours. :)
So beautifully put...your Haiku is among my all-time favorites! Our Fall was long and warm and grand, but last weekend winter began in earnest, and hasn't let up since...it's nice!
Wow-you made my day with that compliment! We had a gorgeous autumn too...looking forward to what winter brings. Merry Christmas~~
Good one. Autumn IS a party. Had not thought of it quite like that.
Autumn is a festivity of colors...at least here where I live. Thanks Annie.
Thank you for your thoughts!
And today marks the first day of snow ~
ReplyDeleteGood to see you ~
Hope you are enjoying it...Merry Christmas Grace :)
DeleteAlthough I'm not much of a party person,this is one party I always hate to see end.
ReplyDeleteShall I
It does always feel a bit too soon...but then the snow brings with it a magic all it's own.
Deleteyes, it is, with the snow covering the last of the leaves!
ReplyDeletewe too in Indiana had our first snow last night.
your blog title is intriguing!
I have relatives out there...I am sure there will be lots more to come, right? Thanks Norma, Merry Christmas.
Deletemagical haiku♥
ReplyDeleteThank you very much.
Delete"maple leaf confetti"
ReplyDeleteI will never look at fallen maple leaves again without thinking of this line!
Blossoms
Thanks Mark! Merry Christmas :)
DeleteYou sure nailed this one! Those maple leaves always wait sooooo long to fall. Hope you have a wonderful holiday!
ReplyDeleteThank you WabiSabi! Enjoyed your haiku too...Merry Christmas :-)
DeleteGorgeous haiku, P. L. Always a pleasure to see what gem you've written.
ReplyDeleteHappy first day of winter!
Lolly-thank you! I feel the same about your poetry--beautiful stuff. Happy first day to you too :)
DeleteAnd what a party it was, albeit too short-lived.....Winter is the next gala event!
ReplyDeleteIndeed! Hope you enjoy yours. :)
DeleteSo beautifully put...your Haiku is among my all-time favorites! Our Fall was long and warm and grand, but last weekend winter began in earnest, and hasn't let up since...it's nice!
ReplyDeleteWow-you made my day with that compliment! We had a gorgeous autumn too...looking forward to what winter brings. Merry Christmas~~
DeleteGood one. Autumn IS a party. Had not thought of it quite like that.
ReplyDeleteAutumn is a festivity of colors...at least here where I live. Thanks Annie.
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