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This is wonderful Anne-Lise and the picture is amazing. Best in show.

Squirrels are so industrious and cute, and your poem is abundantly cute too, Anne-Lise. ;)

They are smart, hardworking and hard playing. LOL..I hope they are prepared for the winter ahea. Thanks for sharing this one with us. Your visit to my page was inspiring. Sara

Anne-Lise, a cute haiku, squirrels always find the nuts and all the bird seed! Hugs

Lovely imagery! Where do you get your pics from. I was using pixabay but seem to be having problems putting them on PS now! Hugs ~ Kim

Nice haiku with squirrel with frozen hazelnut. Well penned.

Anne-Lise, I love the image that you have created in your seasonal haiku! I just love " squirrel with fortune" Happy Saturday xxoo

This is such a gorgeous haiku, I love your delicate wordplay, with a very deep message.. "Squirrel with fortune" Love that! "Store mocha brown hazelnuts" So beautiful.. "Surviving biting cold" Ahh, stunning description. How even the tiny creatures, prepare themselves for the difficult times.. Such an uplifting one!

Beautiful haiku. Creatively crafted in such profound diction. I especially loved “store mocha brown hazelnuts” you are truly an artistic poet

Anne-Lise, your charm is simply captivating! The image you have graciously shared exudes an unmistakable allure.

Adorable Anne-Lise! I also love the image you shared, so cute!!

A nice Haiku. I've seen these little guys running around with cheeks so full they nearly touch the ground.

absolutely charming Anne- Lise:-) hugs Jan xx

Squirrels are not stupid; they do not go by the motto "Carpe Diem"; they know that it is important to plan for the future! Probably, neither the squirrels nor Anne-Lise are looking forward to a cold winter! Regards & Hugs my friend // paul

That's so adorable. Just wanna get those nuts down for him. lol Good Haiku, Anne-Lise.

Anne-Lise, your picture just made me smile and so reminded me of our squirrels that are full of mischief. Your haiku stands out in bright color and tells the story of survival for all animals in "biting cold." So well told. Blessings and hugs for the rest of your summer!