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Winter Haiku #7

vivid yet feeble
evening’s rays only skim
deeply hardened snow

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This entry was posted in Haiku & Tanka and tagged haiku, impermanence, light, snow, sun, winter, zen on March 1, 2015 by bussokuseki.

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