The North is very attractive. The white snow makes you dream of clean laundry. You feel that you can embrace the profession of medicine.

A response to the samurai haiku challenge posted by Philly Dreamer. I’m assuming that the two haiku are meant to be back to back representations of opposing natures. I decided to meld the opposing natures into one haiku for two separate ideas.

Yes, the title is meant to be spelled Duel Natures!

THE VENDER OF VIOLETS.

Yesterday, was the longest night. The night started early around four o’clock in the afternoon. The good thing at night is when you do not wake up after midnight but early in the morning and you see the sun rise.

Ice is frozen water. There are icebergs in the Arctic. There are homes and houses made out of Ice called igloos, built by the Eskimos in Greenland.

Our earth won’t last forever, whereas we have a tendency to have faith in the planet to survive.

From start to finish.

How one life changed many others.

How one life changed many others.

I kind of dislike this Poem, but I’m posting it because it’s part of me, even if I dislike it.