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Fiction & Poetry Journal of T. Wong

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Snowbound

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cloudy sentiment envelops
a world of stillness
the cars parked and snowed-in

I too, peering beyond
my window appear
content to be contained

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Author redgladiolaPosted on January 1, 2016Categories Nature, Poetry, WritingTags nature, poetry, snow, winter, writing3 Comments on Snowbound

Indoors on a Friday Night

a snow day
seems to agree
with my declined
invitation
two weeks ago

Author redgladiolaPosted on March 20, 2015Categories It Really Happened, Nature, Poetry, WritingTags indoors, introvert, nature, poetry, snow, writing4 Comments on Indoors on a Friday Night

One in a Crowd

snow in a deluge —
each snowflake distinct
but unseen
in the masses

Author redgladiolaPosted on March 1, 2015Categories Nature, Poetry, WritingTags nature, poetry, snow, winter, writing2 Comments on One in a Crowd

Freeze

Snow hare

Under snow shower
Nervous hare twitches
Hawk on the prowl

Author redgladiolaPosted on February 5, 2015Categories Nature, Poetry, WritingTags animals, haiku, hare, hawk, nature, poetry, rabbit, snow, winter, writing7 Comments on Freeze

Pretend Sofa

Bench

beyond the window
snow-lined bench
invites homebodies

Author redgladiolaPosted on February 4, 2015Categories Nature, Poetry, WritingTags haiku, nature, poetry, snow, winter, writing14 Comments on Pretend Sofa

The creations of Children

Snowman

Have you noticed?
All snowmen wait
with their arms outstretched
as if hoping to provide
an embrace

Author redgladiolaPosted on January 5, 2015Categories Love, Poetry, Thoughts, WritingTags children, love, poetry, snow, snowman, winter, writing20 Comments on The creations of Children

A favorable precipitation

Droplets

Snow flurries while I walk
but rain as I peer out
the window

In the morning
dry pavement

And not a trace
of either

Author redgladiolaPosted on January 5, 2015Categories It Really Happened, Nature, Poetry, WritingTags nature, poetry, rain, snow, writing11 Comments on A favorable precipitation

The Traveler

Walk in the snow

Hands in my pockets
I do not envy the moon
her lonesome path
although I fail to see
any but my own:
footprints in the snow

Author redgladiolaPosted on December 22, 2014Categories Nature, Poetry, WritingTags loneliness, moon, nature, poetry, snow, traveling, winter, writing31 Comments on The Traveler

Nighttime Trek

under an obscuring
snowfall
hidden moon
silent she-wolf

Author redgladiolaPosted on November 29, 2014Categories Nature, Poetry, WritingTags animals, moon, nature, poetry, snow, winter, wolf, writing15 Comments on Nighttime Trek

Branches of Snow

Snow in Forest

up in the mountains
a crystal lattice
will it shatter if I ask
where it came from?

Author redgladiolaPosted on September 29, 2014Categories Nature, Poetry, WritingTags mountains, nature, poetry, snow, winter, writing26 Comments on Branches of Snow

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Red Gladiola is the fiction and poetry journal of T. Wong. From the Roman word for “sword,” the gladiolus symbolizes strength and moral integrity, as well as infatuation. All images used at Red Gladiola are taken from the public domain unless otherwise credited. Works may not be used or duplicated without the author's explicit consent.

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