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Winter haiku
clouds move fast
how dark! how light!
moon rise
winter storm
house creaks
clouds hurry
black crow hovers
on the wind
clumsy hawk
evening silence
snow covers last leaves
twigs shiver
old brush worn just so
bristles branches
over January sky
night silence
only streetlamps
buzz
winter cat
out wants in
in wants out
cat stalks sparrow
only his tail
is angry
old indoor cat
happy in the fresh air
blinks in winter sunshine
racing up the slope
red deer stir the wind
the bracken closes
winter haiku writers
debate their work
the mouse cleans his whiskers
fat grey goose
fat grey poet
both reflecting idly
how strange!
showers
fall on ice
jumping into puddles
splish splash
haiku walking
cedar shingles
dry -- curled
wet -- flat
moor mist flows downhill
lonely pine breaks the tide
no one sees
pinecone drops
cogs whir
cuckoo!
green buds
old bush
making new summer roses
bright spray
dark sky behind
first cherry blossom
3 pebbles 1 jar 1 flower
life captured
not frozen
Somerset 1998
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