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Deb Posted Mar 26, 2006
They look naff hanging
There on the rear-view mirror -
Fluffy spotty cubes
next topic: popcorn
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Elfrida Posted Apr 14, 2006
life's a cinema
and heaven's where you never
run out of popcorn
nt: blueberries
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Kiteman Posted Apr 15, 2006
On an exposed coast;
Kiting in a wind so cold
I had blueberries!
(I won't change topic - my berries aren't blue anymore )
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Kiteman Posted Jul 14, 2006
Goodness me, is it so long since I wrote a haiku?
Neglected so long,
Summer nights leave the challenge
Rotting in the bowl.
Next topic: ravens.
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Deb Posted Jul 15, 2006
I paid a visit
To the Tower of London...
The birds are big there!
nt: bank statements
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Jul 17, 2006
Every end of month
Pondering my cheque balance
Too late for regret
Next: Sunrise
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Kiteman Posted Jul 17, 2006
Heliocentric.
Orbit and rotation raise
Our immobile star.
How about sunset next? Seems appropriate.
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Jul 18, 2006
No takers? OK, I'll make an attempt again then...
Sun drops really fast
From bright light to pitch black sky
Near the equator
Hmm.... next: lollipop
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Kiteman Posted Jul 18, 2006
Inspiration - an icecream van just drove past:
In this hot weather,
The Pied Piper of Hamlyn
Is playing "Greensleeves".
I expect it's been done earlier in the thread, but how about "haiku" as the next topic?
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Deb Posted Jul 19, 2006
To meet the challenge:
Five syllables, then seven,
Then another five.
nt: samurai warriors
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Kiteman Posted Aug 17, 2006
Gosh, a one-word line:
Ritualistic
Warrior with folded steel
Reaps wartime harvest
Next topic: laying a lawn.
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Deb Posted Aug 18, 2006
Back-breaking labour
Rolling out strips of lush green -
Then it turns yellow.
(at least that's my experience!)
next topic: photo frames
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Kiteman Posted Aug 29, 2006
Worn finger caress
The edge of a memory
Fading in the Sun.
Hmmm, that's a bit melancholy. How about "coral" next?
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Aug 29, 2006
Bombing coral reef
Frenchmen playing with new toys
Ignorance is bliss?
Not that new, this was in 1995 - and the ignorance is because they initially denied that there would be any permanent damage done...
Next: Iceberg
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Kiteman Posted Aug 29, 2006
I thought coral would be a more pleasant topic . Anyhoo...
White ice and White Star,
Meeting in Atlantic gloom.
Return stubs wasted.
(Seems we're doomed to gloom for a while.)
Next: a pedestrian subway.
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Deb Posted Aug 29, 2006
The Streets of London
Played on a busker's guitar -
The subway echoes.
nt: a wildflower meadow
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Kiteman Posted Aug 30, 2006
Wadering girl sells
Only the crumbliest, and
Flakiest chocolate.
Anybody seen this: http://scq.ubc.ca/?p=289 ? Why not send a few animal/plant related haiku you have written in this thread?
Not alphabetic.
Classification by type
Is phylogenics.
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Deb Posted Aug 31, 2006
Lovely old couple
Who let my dog out daily.
But, boy, can they talk!
nt: garden ornaments
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