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Winter 2007, vol 5 no 4
HAIKU
Robert Wilson
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sunrise . . .
it's what her
shadow doesn't say |
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autumn . . .
a shadow passes
over my foot |
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who's louder,
the wren or
my daughter? |
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dry grass . . .
my mother's
final breath |
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harvest moon . . .
a mother washes
her newborn |
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Robert Wilson is the owner and managing Editor of Simply Haiku, a columnist for Teacher Librarian Magazine, the director of a community
day school, and a poet. He lives in the Philippines and California, near Yosemite National Park.
Photograph by Krystal Edman-Wilson
Coulterville/Groveland, CA USA
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Copyright 2007: Simply Haiku
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