haiku-usa: a thought for thanksgiving

Monday, November 21, 2005

if winter comes

can spring be far behind—

well, far enough

I'll be spending the Thanksgiving weekend with family in eastern Massachusetts. To everyone who celebrates the holiday: Have a good one.

Bill

Patry Francis said...: How well you've captured the spirit of November. Can't wait to see your winter haiku.

p.s. Happy thanksgiving to you, too!; 9:17 PM
Bill said...: Thanks Patry.

a guilty thought:
will global warming bring
my heating bills down; 5:25 AM
baseball gods said...: Happy Thanksgiving, Bill! I'm grateful for your kindness in welcoming into the haiku community, and for your delightful ku.

Kami; 2:19 PM
Bill said...: Thanks, Kami. Have a great holiday.; 5:44 PM
Billy Jones said...: Howdy Bill,
I thought you'd be happy to know you made the list of 100 Blogging Poets In 100 Days. Enjoy.; 2:34 PM
Vickie said...: Spring is definitely far enough away. And, winter isn't even officially here yet! Happy Thanksgiving. I found you through the 100 Blogging Poets...; 4:56 PM
Bill said...: Bloggingpoet and vickie: Thanks for dropping by and for the referrals to 100 Blogging Poets.; 4:50 PM
Anonymous Poet said...: Thinking ahead, are we?; 8:05 PM
Bill said...: anon: I try to think in as many directions as possible; on the other hand, I try to think as little as possible. That may sound like confusion; I suspect it's living.; 10:04 AM
Anonymous Poet said...: Very zen.; 5:31 PM
Bill said...: Zen, too, I guess.; 7:47 PM

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