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5 Haiku

Swirl devil wind,

reek dusty havoc.

A mustang watches.

Silly hermit crab,

try on a new home,

a Budlight can.

Longacres racetrack,

ghost horses called to post

by Boeing trumpets.

I would decoupage

our love.

Life for art's sake.

My hanging fucshia

attracts a humming bird.

The nectar's on me.

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Published: Feb 26, 2012
LinesWords: 1550

Notes: In some of these haiku I do not adhere to the strict 5,7,5 syllables, as this restriction is intended only for Japanese onji. Wherever possible Enlish haiku should be shorter.

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