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| Thatcham
Writers 2004 |
Haiku
from January Assignment
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Haiku
by Anita Loughrey
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Growth
Reach toward sunlight
Leaves uncurling, flex and twist
Wild shoots stretch upward
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Tanka by Anita Loughrey
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Growth
Skin taught, stretching tight
Red hot, burning sensation
Struggling and kicking,
Wriggling pure creation
New life waiting to burst forth
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Haiku
by Maggie Jamieson |
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Haiku No 1
Bread and butter pud
Ding! And it’s done in micro
Wave of nostalgia.
Haiku No 2
Is “un oeuf” enough?
Does … er … “deux oeufs” satisfy?
Uncertain breakfast.
(“deux oeufs” is pronounced “does..er”!)
Haiku No 3
Hard to write haiku.
Limerick keep coming out.
Incompatible!
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| Haiku
by Geoff Rush |
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Hi Q, How R U?
OK 007
CM PDQ!
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Haiku by Philip Golden
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Haiku #1
This Haiku is mine.
Haikus do not have to rhyme;
just keep Haiku time.
Haiku #2
It's gone ten-to-eight.
In half an hour I'll be late.
Quick, don't hesitate.
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