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For Summer

bathtime
for once she wants
to keep her socks on


bedtime
suddenly she's learned
how to hop

Planet 2007

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  1. I like the first one. Its very real. Those moments of odd logic that you can only smile at.

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  2. Do you write tankas, too? This one's my favourite, written by Mokichi sometime in the late 1800's, I think.

    from where
    a red tomato
    lies rotting
    I am only
    a few steps away

    It's tacked on the pegboard above my desk, and whenever I see it, it blows me away!

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  3. Hi Sue - yes I do, and have had a few published here and in the US. There a few in the recent Simply Haiku, link on the site list.
    I love this Mokichi one - thanks for letting me know about it.
    Best
    Lynne

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  4. :))) so much truth in these

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  5. Thanks for commenting, Cathrine. I looked at your blog and see you write poetry. You might be interested in another blog I have:
    http://applehousepoetryworkshop.blogspot.com/
    Best wishes
    Lynne

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