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Haiku by Jennifer Nolan
(each poem has 3 lines, they are not connected stanzas)

The haiku is a short three-lined poem of Japanese origin. The first line has five syllables, the second seven syllables and the third five syllables.

Haiku attempt to capture the brief, fleeting moments of beauty, inspiration or appreciation that we encounter in our everyday lives.

 

The soft tips of a
rabbit’s ears emerge like sails
from meadow-grass waves

 

The fragility
Of young railway-track flowers
Anchored petals wave

 

The smell of your coat
In my wardrobe, reminds me
Of our adventures.

 

Wet trousers billow
Your words dry in my pocket
Dampened dreams whisper

 

Dozing in armchair
Bare branches scrape the window
Nasal whistle stops


 
       
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