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post Jan 14 09, 12:22
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sloping roofs:
splash slides for snow
high noon sun



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splash!
sound of molten snow
waters down the cold
 
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Sekhmet
post Feb 26 09, 14:03
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Hello Perna balla Steve, Cleo & Larry.
For someone trying to come to terms with this fascinating form of poetry, this has been a very illuminating correspondence. It is obvious that each of you has your own personal, and strongly held views about what constitutes a Haiku - but you discussed the subject with great good humour - each contributing something of interest. As an absolute beginner - I understood more of what perna balla was conveying from reading the more 'trad' version. The words, 'from sloping roofs to ice grounds' painted a vivid mental picture.
Thanks for the lesson.
Leo


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