Ten years to write a haiku
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Listening to the ABC Poetica on the radio this afternoon which was about haikus, (three liners and usual a syllabic form such as 5,3,5.), a speaker said he edited one haiku ten years after the first draft! Anyway I scribbled a few ideas here as stories in three lines, barely haikus which are supposed to include nature.
Train Station
Grandmother distracted
wheels turn
a scream but only scratches
Nursing Home
Winter calls
leaves wrinkle
his wheelchair locks
Outside a Dandenong Church
Yesterday's news
flutter and fall
on a stone labyrinth
Turtle story
Lady Nakalo
swims awesome strokes
to the beach of her birth.
I tried to write on on the last episode of 'Lost' but I got into a hopeless muddle!
Listening to the ABC Poetica on the radio this afternoon which was about haikus, (three liners and usual a syllabic form such as 5,3,5.), a speaker said he edited one haiku ten years after the first draft! Anyway I scribbled a few ideas here as stories in three lines, barely haikus which are supposed to include nature.
Train Station
Grandmother distracted
wheels turn
a scream but only scratches
Nursing Home
Winter calls
leaves wrinkle
his wheelchair locks
Outside a Dandenong Church
Yesterday's news
flutter and fall
on a stone labyrinth
Turtle story
Lady Nakalo
swims awesome strokes
to the beach of her birth.
I tried to write on on the last episode of 'Lost' but I got into a hopeless muddle!
Labels: Geelong poetry, haikus
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