freshly fallen snow
turns grey under careless feet-
as a broken heart
~Melanie Thomason
12/20/17
Filed under haiku, micropoetry, Poetry
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At once beautiful and melancholy.
Thank you so much.
So pure and clean in one moment, then dirty and corrupted in the next. We’re all just snow in the end 😀 Good one.
Glad you liked it 🙂
Three lines and yet…it speaks volumes.
Thank you, Gigi.
Well done for this prompt!! love it!
Much appreciated 🙂
For a first time ? This is an awesome haiku. Simple and beautiful as is the way of haiku.
Well not a first time haiku… just the first time i’ve participated in one of the prompts in a long time. Still, thank you for your kind words.