Family Winter Olympics - Winter Haiku Contest

As part of our first official Family Winter Olympics we exercised our brains in the Winter Haiku Contest.  The contestants were given five minutes to compose a Haiku about winter or something that happened.  As a refresher a haiku is a Japanese form of writing that has 17 moras (I am not certain what a mora is, but in English we consider it to be syllables).  We typically write it as 5,7,5 in three lines.  If you want to know more check out wikipedia.  Here are the entries.  Vote for which one you think is best in the comments:

Entry 1

Winter (noun): season

characterized by frozen

precipitation

Entry 2

With hon by my side

three-legged snowy, cold race

I am in pain - LAME!

Entry 3

Go blow old Man Snow

from the North from Minnesota from Duluth

through Northfield through St. Olaf

Entry 4

Family Olympics

Ice cream snarf. Three-legged race.

Now Haiku Contest.

Entry 5

Titled: Skating

With my wings of steel

I fly over the cold lake

sky embraces me

The following are additional haiku that were created during the 5 minutes by our more prolific writers, but they are not official entries.

It must be winter

Sharon's complaining of cold

Robby's turns purple

Frosty

Has a corn cob pipe

Wakes and says "Happy Birthday"

What a weird snowman story.

Six inches of snow

graced us on Christmas Eve Day

Today it is still

Snow

Falling around me

Floating, glistening, melting

Frozen white blanket

Would you like to share your own winter haiku?