Haiku for Winter by Fourth Grade Students in Northern Indiana
blustery cold winds
blankets of snow falling down
gleaming snow glows bright
snowflakes still falling
animals want snow to leave
arctic winds blowing
Spring is a traitor
betraying us in sharp March
adios Winter!!
Winter, be gone now
take off your dreaded white coat
you've stayed long enough
cold frosts evenings
winter's sweet maple syrup
wondrous tree tapping
deer bound across fields
like snowshoe rabbits in snow
which are both awesome
longer March sunsets
warm air melting it's cold ice
geese swimming in ponds
snowy freezing days
cold, chilly, raw March evenings
people wanting spring
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