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crisp rainy morning
leaves blanket wet forest ground ~
hidden hare haven

barren trees sparkle
sunrays warm frosty branches ~
forest awakens

amber pine needles
hide visible forest paths ~
public hiatus

the still black eyed hare
rests under icicle eaves~
birds eat bearberries


12-15-2019
Writing Challenge, December - Winter Haiku or Senryu
Sponsor, Dear Heart - Wiishkobe Ode

Follow the white hare,
among the wildflowers
into Wonderland.

Eagle takes to flight
A snowshoe hare seeks shelter
The circle of life

If a turtle could.
He would walk faster- maybe.
Find some dynamite.

A child’s liberty
Swift as a guiltless white hare
Sprinting in splendor.

mole savors plump worm
as hare eyes imminent feast –
blissful last supper

bitter snow blizzard
winter winds whisper warnings ~
snowshoe hare forages

( this poem on PS syllable counter is 17 syllables and 18 on howmanysyllables.com. I posted it as is due to the imagery that it captures. Just a disclaimer since this has been brought to my attention.)

Olympian speed
Tortise and hare race for gold
Disqualified, rage


Anybody watch the Olympics?

Inspired by a poem by Sara Kendrick this morning!! Thanks for the inspiration mom.

Sea caps, white, shadows
Fin, cutting above surface
White caps part, Great White

Herons calling out
Congregating over cove
A gaggle of clouds

Eagle soars above
Snowshoe hare, new tracks, no hare
Disguise of whiteness

quietly sitting
dark eyes watching the world pass
singing his own song

red through the forest
tail his rudder as he goes
if a fox can smile

a hare passes by
lifting his nose he goes on
maybe tomorrow


Woo-oo-oo-ooo

the mountain hare 
   turns from brown to white -
   eagle circles

Playing cat and hare
Cotton tail was unaware 
Till she caught his stare

By Robb A. Kopp

an old cemetery
tilted gravestones thrusting
~ a Hare nibbles grass

Hare gazing Full moon
Lotus heart in murky sludge
Metaphor for life!

cold moon horizon
	omniscient orb delays dawn ~
		snowshoe hare shivers

(December Full Moon – Mohican)

Hyena called hyenas
to teach them humility
but a fight broke out

They shouted and fought
other animals laughed loud
many broke their ribs

The Hare told them
Do not wear oversize cloth
Think before you try

snow white arctic hare
grand master of camouflage~
searching is futile


Wild Animal/Hare
Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: 
Tania Kitchin
13/04/2022


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gregarious wolf
	monogamous mating pair ~
		voracious young yowl

winter feast scarce
	rapacious wolf snuffles snow ~
		nimble hare cowers

alpha female reigns
	wolf pack provides provisions ~
		playful pups gambol

The radio speaks 
of race- children laugh in the dark.
The big eared squirrel

with coffee bean eyes
knows why I toss oat-nut bread 
to the Autumn chill.

A sand- colored hare
softly hops, catches my breath.
The sailor sees land.

Swiftly and bravely,
The Hare scatters from its home,
a glimpse of nature.

maggots swim throughout 
dead hare has no more carrots
baby rabbits cry

H-eart of poetry
A-ims to entertain readers
I-n different forms.
K-eep up the good work,
U-sing old and new designs,
S-hare them with the world.
T-hink about the styles
I-n composing verse or rhyme,
C-hoosing the right words.

Form: Haikustic

A-gony and grief
S-hare the poignant depression, 
H-aving felt so sad.

Form: Haikustic

pristine lush green woods

                                     enveloped in avalanche

                                        hare safe in burrow




Winter Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin 
Syllable count: PS
Date: 16-01-2022

Placed : 2nd

The fox and the hare
in a race for survival
the fox goes hungry