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♦ Discussion group (anthology project) The Four Seasons of Haiku on Facebook
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4 comments:
Ah, yes.
Very tight.
There's more layers of meaning hidden (but open to readers) than longer worded poems.
Very moving.
Thanks diana l. and Alan for your comments
Good point, Alan. I missed that. (After all those years of vets I used to treat laying low in movie theaters during fireworks displays, you'd think I'd have recalled...)
Very powerful, Martin.
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