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post Jan 14 09, 12:22
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sloping roofs:
splash slides for snow
high noon sun



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splash!
sound of molten snow
waters down the cold
 
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Eisa
post Jan 22 09, 15:22
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QUOTE (prerna bala @ Jan 14 09, 17:22 ) *
splash!
sound of molten snow
waters down the cold


Hi prerna

A nice concise haiku - although I'm trying to visualise the last line (I'm a bit slow today - LOL!)

I am aware that there are 2 forms of haiku, the traditional where a 5-7-5 line count is required & a more modern form where conciseness is the key. Yours fits the second one very well.

I can see why you used 'molten' as the snow is heated until it becomes water.

I'm sure I'll catch on to the last line eventually.

Altogether, a great haiku.
I'll be back if I think of any logical suggestions.

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