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From the prison watchtower there is a very good view of the moon too Convicts Shoot the Breeze, Saki Press Chapbook #11, 2001-2002 |
First snow why it gets larger Mount Hood Dragonfly, Vol.7, No. 4, Oct. 1979 |
Distant thunder� fighter jets execute a training scramble Modern Haiku, Summer 1989 |
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ducks paddling slowly upriver� open drawbridge The Heron's Nest, Vol. IV, No. 11, 2002 |
Outgoing tide� mussel-bound rocks shape the shoreline again Hitch Haiku, 1987 |
Nuclear missile siloed in the wheat field� Harvest Moon silent silos: a counterBOMB haiku sequence, 1985 |
They're biting tonight wherever I try the fish pond mosquitoes Fish Pond Moon, 1986 |
In my jail cell a shrinking pencil point grows many flowers Pencil Flowers: Jail Haiku, 1983 |