30 November 2024 (a crow flies through)
Kristen Lindquist
a crow flies through
the trees’ long shadows
morning frost
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a crow flies through
the trees’ long shadows
morning frost
green of moss
through a dusting of snow
. . . three crows wait
a crow flies off
with a throat pouch full of suet
Thanksgiving rain
Happy Thanksgiving! I am very grateful for you, a reader of haiku! (And for crows, so often my muses.)
winter weather alert
a flock of crows trails
a pair of eagles
afternoon rain
a pile of packages shines
under the porch light
over the river
and through the woods . . .
wild turkeys crowd the roadside
a winter moth
at the window
late-night journaling
November rain
the passing clouds
of our laughter
backyard crows
tell it like it is
November rain
the last yellow leaves
backyard crows agitating
for action
with the radio on
for company
waning moon