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Savage Haiku · Thoughts about poetry, life and happenings.
Savage Haiku 
My grandpa was a poet who was published around his “local” area of the Pacific Northwest. He taught me to write Haikus. They always remind me of him. He frequently wrote them of the weather or environment.
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I’ll have to read some more from you.
Thank you for reading and for your kind words!