Desert Heat
Always a mirage--
The road to happiness: long
And never ending.
Photo by Pete Turner/Getty Images courtesy of The Guardian
Winter
The wind blows, snow drifts.
Poor weather! It never wins.
We can wait it out.
Photo by Dmitry Sergeev Courtesy of Deviant Art
Washing Hands
In the winter while
Washing my hands the water
Turns from cold to hot.
Photo Courtesy of She Knows Living
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