Thanks, John. I just made a one word edit to it. Hope your still like it. "Askew" seemed to drop out of the tone of the ku and bring a hitch to the pace, so I changed it to "crooked." :-)
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Thanks, John. I just made a one word edit to it. Hope your still like it. "Askew" seemed to drop out of the tone of the ku and bring a hitch to the pace, so I changed it to "crooked." :-)
oh, this spells disaster :)
nicely done!
Wonderful.
One of those haiku you get more and more from each reading!
Very well crafted, very beautiful, and you should send it to a haiku magazine!
The shape of the boxes of clementines is the shape of the child running (past)...utterly enchantingly marvellous!
Could I add this to my Poetry School haiku workshop next week-end if this is okay?
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Alan, thanks so much for your comments. Please, use it in your upcoming workshop. I'd be honored!
This just doubles the pleasure I always have this time of year enjoying the lovely little clementines. :-)
Thanks Roswila!
I like the echo of running footsteps away, the smell of the clementines, even if they weren't dislodged! ;-)
Hi again, Alan,
Just in case you don't know, my name is actually Patricia Kelly and would you use that when you share my haiku? Thanks!
My toes are bone cold
when will the warmgrace my soul?
Icey lake ice is askew
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