"Deep it Burns"
A haiku about the fleeting beauty of fall and the guilty pleasure feeling of the cold, crisp air filling your lungs.
By Marjorie Hutchinson Published about a year ago • 1 min read
Photo by Klara Kulikova on Unsplash
Title: "Deep it burns"
A haiku by Marjorie Hutchinson a nod to the guilty pleasure feeling of the icy cold breath that fills the lungs for the first time each fall season.
Inhale, deep it burns
Pause, the yellow leaf hangs loose
Exhale, you are here
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