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Assorted Haikus

I.

verdant fingers poke

through sugar-dusted hillsides

nature dons spring thread

 

II.

eighteen-year old quilts

flowery detergent quilts

bed bare, without you

 

III.

love is dualism

the umbrella and the rain

hope and the horror

 

IV.

for stardust we are

unto stardust we return

soon all things shall end.

 

V.

my still-beating heart

torn by thorns and razor wire

never, ever, love a liar.

 

VI.

we swim among clouds

our planet turned upside-down

heavens full of dirt.

 

VII.

a whispering wind

wanders far and wide across

plains of wilted grain

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raymond-johnson
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Sep 22, 2013
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