Haiku # 24 .

I came right to this one that I had not seen before, and it's about Fall, which is so close to us in Utah now. Good one.

Man your work is good, I write haiku's also...Raul

NO!!!!!!!!! I want beaches and tanning lotion. I had snow in October. I feel more depressed than a polar bear on the equator. Think GREEN!!! Vince

i love this write and there is hope within that we know a change is emminent, great write and thanks for your comments, take care D-nyce

Smile. I have just finished reading all your wonderful poems Sean, and I am beginning to get the impression that you like Haikus! I enjoyed every one of them and look forward to number 26. Nigel

Green turning brown ...surely not in Erin's fair isle Sean or are your referring to the recession, they keep wittering on about.Rgds Brian & thanks for your always witty comments.

~lol~ I'm cracking up at Kristin's comment! And I bloodywell agree with her! It's about time you posted! Well, bah humbug and I happen to LOVE winter. Of course I don't live where it goes below zero too much, but hey - awesome haiku dude! : ) Love, Shar

Unfortunately, winter does win--though I hate to think of the below zero temps. Nice use of this short form to carry your message. Keep on writing. Karen

Very clear write. Flows well and hold its form. Nice job.

It's bloodywell about time, you crazy Irishman! Sheesh, I thought I'd never live to see haiku #24. thank goodness I lived to read it, as it is crisp and clear, just what i needed to reanimate my near-dead corpse. lol now...how long until #25? write ooooon, man! love K :)

Sean, the imagery is clear making the meaning of this clear as well. The write is true to form in syllable count and flow. May I make a suggestion? Rather than winter winning, how about "Soon, winter will reign" Just a thought but otherwise an excellent write. Michael