The Reverberate Hills; or The Apotheosis of the Narwhal

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30 June 2010

Haiku 2010/181

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waiting for the bus while the streets are still empty and the breezes fresh
29 June 2010

Haiku 2010/180

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solitary dove persistently mourning day even before dawn
28 June 2010

Haiku 2010/179

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half a dead pigeon lying on the fountain's edge gulls circle slowly
27 June 2010

baci per tutti!

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San Francisco Opera’s production of Puccini's La Fanciulla del West this month was my first time seeing it on stage after decades of ope...
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Haiku 2010/178

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the street is empty night-absorbed, night-enchanted just a block away
26 June 2010

Haiku 2010/177

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turtle in the sun stretching out his neck and limbs as far as he can
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25 June 2010

Haiku 2010/176

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fog rolled in and stayed we went about our business you had gone away
24 June 2010

what becomes a legend most

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The electric opening night of San Francisco Opera’s production of Die Walkure seems to be turning before our eyes into one of those legend...
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Haiku 2010/175

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starting anything is opening the door to morning's heavy mists
23 June 2010

Haiku 2010/174

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branches wave, waves wave, grass bends low and hills erode; ah, it's all just wind
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