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Category Archives: Haiku and Related Forms
A planting haiku
tearing apart roots spun too long in small spaces– the break before bloom This was sort of inspired by Paul’s lovely haiku, here: http://poesypluspolemics.com/2013/05/27/vantage/ I love when that happens!
Sunlight
morning’s a rough slap on the cheek, chasing dreams under the pillow
eggshells
bright cracked confetti of Easter hunts, now emptied and deviled for lunch
Haiku Heights: Fortitude
holding together stone keeps itself stone through our long winter
lilies and ireland
tiger lilies, proud cacophony of orange can’t hide green stems
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Tagged cacophony, civil war, haiku, haiku heights, intolerance
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nightmare
dreams, like bones, break hard so I sleep with eyes open awake, I can blink
Haiku heights prompt: Breeze
what will nod daisies scatters snow like confetti winter’s white flowers