bare, lonely clothesline
summer’s clothespins hang askew
blown by winter wind
Category Archives: haiku
#1007
clouded spring sun sets
bird perched atop ancient stone
solstice broadcast live
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#1006
home to red cardinal
century old faded shed
nest in the shadows
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#1003
mid June rain shower
flowing deeply into roots
blossoms sigh and bow
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#1002
plop of frog in pond
sigh from gray and white tom cat
missed amphibian
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#1000~ Boy’s Haiku (my boy is 16 today)
southern heat and hills
induced labor and brought joy
sixteen years ago
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#999
a land of giants
sentinel sequoia trees
rise up from ashes
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#998
historic tar pits
hide ancient extinct creatures
recreated by city
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#997
wispy, high, pink clouds
sun sets behind lit up pier
first Pacific swim
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Savage Haiku 