Three Winter Haikus Poem by Clyde King
Three Winter Haikus
Cold winds ring my bells.
Squirrels hibernate in trees.
Snakes drowse in a torpor.
The speckled trout swims
In the cold Mexican Gulf.
They look for hooked shrimp.
The fire dies as
Night smothers it in darkness.
My dog yawns at me.
Thursday, December 24, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: dog
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