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May 2015
Clunky hands tick round
To beckon the rooster's crow --
No crisp morn summoned.

Perhaps sharp teeth sliced
Spilling chunks on moving gears --
Springs once sprung severed.

Though ticks still trundle
Their purpose swings freshly void --
Dense clunks breed gloaming.

With no shredding bay
Ending rapid eye movement --
Endless night transpires.
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I wanted to write something with Haiku verses.

Voila!

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Leigh
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Leigh  Dublin, Ireland
(Dublin, Ireland)   
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     Leigh and Camron Elliott
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