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Summer 2009, vol 7 no 2
RENKU
One Set of Footprints: Junicho
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one set of footprints
going out in the snow
a sliver of moon
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we breathe in dust
from peppermint creams
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flanking my godmother
in that portrait on the wall
the wings of her chair
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'across a crowded room'
words take him back
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alone
the solitaire in her ring
the sole focus
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call of flying geese
a summons to prayer
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on their way to school
the kids in Mrs Brown's class
pick up leaves
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deadline day
for the lab director's job
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the horizon outlined
by a field of poppies
between the green ones
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identified among others
the Italian flag
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boots put away now
with their lambswool lining
as new lambs appear
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foam bobbles the waves
for the year's first paddle
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By Diana Webb
Related items in this issue of Simply Haiku:
Solo Renku, by Diana
Webb
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