I hope that wasn’t your window.
We got off fairly lightly, although the climbing roses will never be the same again. They’re more lying in the mud roses at the moment.
I’m glad it wasn’t your window.
It was too windy to get too close to the roses to find out how bad the damage was. They have huge thorns and doing anything with them usually means that blood is spilled.
SNIPS & SNAPS 
Nice one, Sol
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Jackie says she feels your pane!
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Ha Ha! Glad she’s not still in a ‘cold frame’ of mind
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🙂
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Like it a lot :). It brought to mind a famous hailku by Ryokan:
The thief
Left it behind-
The moon at the window.
This is a bit sacrilegious, but…
Storm Katie
Left it behind-
A hole in the window
Glenn… 😉
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Thanks for your haiku Glen – I’ll have to look up Ryokan for further reading
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I hope that wasn’t your window.
We got off fairly lightly, although the climbing roses will never be the same again. They’re more lying in the mud roses at the moment.
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No. It is of Southampton’s abandoned hospital – Moorgreen. Poor roses, if they are still in at the roots – there might be hope.
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I’m glad it wasn’t your window.
It was too windy to get too close to the roses to find out how bad the damage was. They have huge thorns and doing anything with them usually means that blood is spilled.
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Very clever Haiku. ‘Mocking’ was the perfect way to end it. Nice photo as well.
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Thank you
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Fantastic haiku! Stormy Katie would approve.
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I hope so…
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How odd, I was at Moorgreen on Easter Sunday taking photos before they knock it down. Katie chased me all the way home.
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The perfect combination of words and image- top drawer all the way!
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