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The Wheel of the Year

Quadru-Haiku entry 2

By Ash TaylorPublished about a year ago Updated about a year ago 1 min read

Spring brings heavy rain.

Great floods turn the wide green plains

Into deep blue lakes

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Summer is deadly

Hot weather brings bush-fires

Renewing the land

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Leaves fade to gold in

Autumn with its rich soil and

heady earthen scents

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Now winter, the air

Grows crisp and chills to the bone,

Cold fingers biting.

nature poetry

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Ash Taylor

Lover of fantasy and all things whimsical. Currently studying Writing and Publishing at UNE in Armidale, Australia. Living on Anaiwan land.

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  • Rayn Babout a year ago

    So good! I love your references to the seasons

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