a lonely twig
peeping at the window -
self-important

growing older --
behind leafless trees
snowless gatecrasher

Photo: At Turku Jan. 3. 2020

Happy New Year ...
nobody asked the Old one
to continue? :-)

September wind --
behind those clouds
an autumn?

seawater level
rising
somewhere thirsty people

got lost ...
inside the thicket
robins's song

A fearless crow
standing in white snow
& caws trice

Tikkis Dec. 9t 2018


(This is my text after reading Haiku News - blog last publication March 28th, 2015)

fresh waters
licking
cleaning gravel

Visited my friend again.
This picture is from his cottage by Deatnu.

Deatnu, lappish, meaning The Big River. In Finnish Teno.

mosquitoes, I
awake, sweating at night...
haunted morning

We just visited my mother-in-law (93 years).
Eastern Finland (Ilomantsi & Lake Koitere).
Two last days, or nights, were occupied by some angry mosquitos...


Ps2:
Usually I don't use so many dots in so short texts, but here I had to.

In the blue sky
not any single clouds --
dusty wind

This is from my old notebook eleven years ago.
Saved this text, here is one possible version:

closed door
keeping the dusts outside -
this fierce wind

Snowflakes ...
as mosquitoes
in the summer

Early darkened evening

sitting 

         & 

             watching  




    year's end

Tomorrow!

winter solstice --
a good time for our sun
to wake up earlier



Merry Christmas
&
a Cheerful New Year!

See this from Wiki!

river's other side
listening at noon
how the time flows

nightly shadows -
a tired white cat
returning home

summer holiday -
vileness by the lake
& bright sun

At first this was my comment in Joseph Massey's Facebook.

Global Freezing

Finland, and some parts of Europe, got a long and cold spring.

Coldest for a hundred years, they say.

Continuous jet streams directly from north Pole area.

I'm calling this climate as a Global Freezing.

trying to sleep --
a cold polar airstream
not willing to

post-owned
by a mighty pine -
magpie´s twig-home

magpie's nest,
well aired home --
a late spring

http://www.climate.net.nz/heating-and-cooling/keep-your-home-well-ventilated-this-winter/#

Easter ...
celebrating
the global freezing

Visited my mother-in-law at Vinkara, Kivilahti, at Ilomantsi. (Eastern Finland.)

The word "vinkara" is said to be an old Sami or Lappish word. They are supposed to live there some thousand years ago, after the ice age. Just some names left. Vinkara means a hill with some kind of freezing wind. Nowadays there are some Sami-people (Lappish) living in Northern part of Finland, Sweden and Norway and Russia. I have some friends among them over there.