Your Poetry Dot Com - A Year in Haiku

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large drops slam the petals of
tiny pink flowers.

Black roads crest the hill --
the distant trees dance and sway
through the waves of heat.

Leaves silently fall --
a poet's blank paper sits
under a still pen.

The night owl waits
for any sign of dinner --
cold, the first snowfall.
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A Year in Haiku
Date: Monday, 1st June 2009 @ 03:16:26 PM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry

Contributed By: TheSpiritx

A spring thunderstorm --
large drops slam the petals of
tiny pink flowers.

Black roads crest the hill --
the distant trees dance and sway
through the waves of heat.

Leaves silently fall --
a poet's blank paper sits
under a still pen.

The night owl waits
for any sign of dinner --
cold, the first snowfall.

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