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  • This smile
  • Playing with his hair
  • Encounter
  • The shell
  • Past attraction
  • Faint hope

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One stroke

One stroke

One stroke ·
fleeting heavenly ·
eternity

Posted on April 25, 2018Categories HaikuLeave a comment on One stroke
This smile

This smile

This smile ·
beaming and kind ·
and unforgettable

Posted on April 24, 2018Categories HaikuLeave a comment on This smile
Playing with his hair

Playing with his hair

Playing with his hair ·
stroking, twisting, again ·
overjoyed, he’s there

Posted on April 23, 2018Categories HaikuLeave a comment on Playing with his hair
Encounter

Encounter

Encounter ·
random ·
a click, in minds

Posted on April 21, 2018Categories HaikuLeave a comment on Encounter
The shell

The shell

The shell ·
armor ·
of broken hearts

Posted on April 19, 2018Categories HaikuLeave a comment on The shell
Past attraction

Past attraction

Past attraction ·
pain ·
that lingers

Posted on April 17, 2018Categories HaikuLeave a comment on Past attraction
Faint hope

Faint hope

Faint hope ·
wind touching trees outside ·
whispering you’re close

Posted on April 14, 2018Categories HaikuLeave a comment on Faint hope
A vision, a dream

A vision, a dream

A vision, a dream ·
idea of a loving future ·
with you, centerpiece

Posted on April 11, 2018Categories HaikuLeave a comment on A vision, a dream
Quiet

Quiet

Quiet ·
winter ·
with aching hearts

Posted on April 9, 2018Categories HaikuLeave a comment on Quiet
Rejection

Rejection

Rejection ·
disguise ·
elusive the lesson

Posted on April 6, 2018Categories HaikuLeave a comment on Rejection

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“To read a haiku is to become its co-author, to place yourself inside its words until they reveal one of the proteus-shapes of your own life.”—Jane Hirshfield: The Heart of Haiku.
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