Haiku for the twelve months of the year
from around the world.
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Poet: Joan Payne Kincaid Region: Long Island, NY, East Coast, USA |
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January |
morning sun and snow white curtain ensemble |
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February |
suddenly white boats are whiter in the dark Sound-sweeping storm |
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March |
spring at the pond mourning cloak butterflies ruby crowned kinglets |
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April |
Sea Cliff harbor -- spring fog floats a silk screen |
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May |
late afternoon sun new goslings nibble beach grass |
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June |
ancient tapestry outside the window screen catkin tassels |
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July |
all these insects flying from the night to the bathroom wall |
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August |
dog days something in the air itches |
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September |
in the blue floored room looking out as summer dies ~ medication time |
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October |
kitchen window early sunset through bottles |
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November |
I don't want to leave cold peach sky at dinner time |
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December |
ice storm fiberoptic Christmas tree |
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