Seasonal Haikus

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A/N: I found some old haikus I wrote back in primary school, so I thought it would be fun to publish them. I feel like my writing's taken a bit of a dark, personal twist, so these are here to lighten the mood a bit. I understand that dark magic is something that certain poetry is written to emit, but I feel like I've taken an uncomfortable turn in my writing. So, I'm going to stop typing before i confuse myself, and give you these haikus. Hope you enjoy! :)
Also, if you don't know, a haiku is a style of poetry originating in Japan. It consists of only three lines, the first being five syllables, then seven, then five.

Spring:
Coloured blooming buds,
Honey bees carting nectar,
Sweet juice of berries.

Summer:
Refreshing cold treats,
Children blow dandelions,
Light nights in Summer.

Autumn:
Golden leaves falling,
Piles of Autumn beauty,
Splashes of sunshine.

Winter:
Snuggle open flames,
Delicate snowflakes falling,
None of them the same.

The Autumn one is my favourite. Let me know which is yours in the comments. :)

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