Category Archives: Haiku Poems About Snow

Morning snow on wooded branches – Deadlines loom. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Tire tracks curved and crossed on soft wet snow Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Rock salt on broken pavement – Shotguns Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Shoveling windy snow – The gulls circle and call. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Snow melts on a flat field – What happened to us? Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits See also We Chatted

Snow floats in puffs to the silent soft white floor. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Yellowstone needs snow. Snow out there looks wondering. That’s why I told you. A special Guest Post by Russell, Age 7, on Haiku Habits

(a snow series) Fresh snow – Footprints where they don’t belong. Fresh snow – Unknown footprints cross the yard. Fresh snow – A stranger walked through my backyard. Fresh snow – Footprints under the window. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Fresh snow – Footprints where they don’t belong Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits

Snowflakes fall from a sunny sky – We are improbable. Ken Wagner on Haiku Habits