The Reverberate Hills; or The Apotheosis of the Narwhal

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30 April 2010

Haiku 2010/120

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grass bends in the wind, or is crushed beneath my feet: fragrances of spring
29 April 2010

Haiku 2010/119

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water memories gurgling and streaming away on dry afternoons
28 April 2010

Haiku 2010/118

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Theatrically blue Skies and a closing curtain Of turbulent clouds
27 April 2010

Haiku 2010/117

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strange god of good luck, smile your golden smile on my chicken with cashews

Haiku 2010/116

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This is from yesterday. I had a complete and I hope temporary Internet failure at home. Troubadors were right: Love songs come more easily T...
25 April 2010

Haiku 2010/115

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In winter I wished For this first hot day: and now I find it too hot
24 April 2010

Haiku 2010/114

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skies washed clear by rain over grass still green and fresh, over grass still young
23 April 2010

we ask and ask: thou smilest and art still

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23 April 1564-23 April 1616 This is the statue of Shakespeare in Central Park, New York. A nearby plaque, which is otherwise mostly about t...
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Haiku 2010/113

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Little victories, Inevitable defeats: Our war against dust
22 April 2010

Haiku 2010/112

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emptied by night-fall lit windows confront the stars pointlessly shining
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