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Summer 2006, vol 4 no 2
HAIKU
Yvonne Cabalona
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first light
a bird stretches itself
into song |
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pre-dawn bird
does it sing of the
setting moon? |
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cold wind . . .
brushing through the thickness
of my cat's fur |
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hunter's moon
light seeps through dark
bamboo blinds |
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long-standing maple
sweeping leaves over a hump
on the driveway |
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Yvonne Cabalona resides in Modesto, California. She's a member of
HSA, Haiku Poets Northern California, and the Central Valley Haiku
Club. She has been writing and collecting haiku and haibun
anthologies for about eight years and considers herself a beginner
each time she attempts a new poem.
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