Whiff of snow
this blue-grey day
an icy fog takes awhile
(C) Rob Goldstein 2019
Inspired by a post on cosistories who was inspired by a michnavs response to the January #writingPrompt on Myths of the Mirror. I call this a Haiku but know it isn’t. I don’t usually take challenges so I hope I did this right. 🙂
Art by Rob Goldstein 
Reblogged this on Myths of the Mirror and commented:
A final inspiration based on the January prompt from Robert.
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Thank you, Diana!
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Very welcome. I hope you are inspired again, Robert. If not this month, then another. 🙂
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Great photo and poem to go with it. Fun to see you respond (in a way) to Diana’s prompt. I was a bit of a rebel too. :–) I’m in SF right now where the fog makes everything ethereal
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I love San Francisco and today is almost a typical Winter’s day. Are you visiting?
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I lived in the bay area for 20 years before we moved to Boston. So I was visiting family and friends. SF bay are will always be “home” to me. xo
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Well done, Rob! Keep on, i love it too. Michael
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Thank you Micheal! I appreciate your support!
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You too, Rob! Love it! Best wishes, Michael
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Lovely to see you joining in Rob. An excellent poem.
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Thank you. I’m inspired to write another a Haiku.
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And thank you, Robbie. 🙂
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Reblogged this on Survivors Blog Here.
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Imagery formed from your words is amazing, Rob. Thanks so much for sharing. 🙂
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Thank you, Natalie.
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Makes me wish for some hot chocolate 🙂
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🙂
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Yes, Rob, in my humble opinion, you not only did it right, but did a fabulous job!
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Thank you, Jan. I’m so honored by your comment. I’m glad I did it. 🙂
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Excellent, Rob. That one really evokes mood.
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Rob, well done! This is a creative and clever response to the prompt.
Plus the image and the poem are both lovely on their own. Fog lends such mystery, doesn’t it.
Hugs on the wing.
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Beautiful post, Rob
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Thank you, Leyla. I appreciate your comment.
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Beautiful, Robert, and there is no wrong way to write poetry! I’m so glad that you were inspired by the posts inspired by the prompt. :-)I’m honored and will share your poem in early February. Is the image yours? It’s ethereal.
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Thank you, Diana. Yes. That skyline of San Francisco is mine. I used a filter to make the fog. I’m honored that you like it.
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Love it, dreamy, room for imagination to wander.
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Thank you, Paula. I like the short form. Thank you for your visits and comments.
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A great wintry Haiku Robert… It’s going to be over 40’C/105’F here tomorrow !!
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Thanks Ivor. 105 is hot, hot hot.
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Yep 🌞 8.00am and it’s already 95’F 🌞
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I it dry hot or wet hot?
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Very dry very hot.
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That’s more tolerable. I grew up in place where the humidity was always high, at 100 degrees it was like living in a sweat box.
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I don’t like the high humidity and heat either, If up north it will be humid as as well as hot…….., Geelong is down south…
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Ohhh this gives me chills…beautiful Rob..
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Thank you, Mich. I’m glad I participated in the challenge.
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