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market stall
buying the smell
of tomatoes


'July' from The Haiku Calendar 2008 (Snapshot Press, 2007).
www.snapshotpress.co.uk

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  1. A very strong haiku. One of those that you read and simply say 'yes' - and this even though I'm not a fan of tomatoes!

    I'm now thinking about what other foods advertise through smell as opposed to sight.

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  2. Hot dogs?
    Candyfloss?

    Hi Jem - thanks for commenting and pleased you liked it.

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