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Winter 2006, vol 4 no 4
HAIKU
Sandra Simpson
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reef sharks
the black eye
of the hibiscus |
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clear water
the rock dissolves
into tiny fish |
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midday heat
rippling off the road
butterflies |
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summer rain–
folded umbrellas
at every table |
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before dawn–
the birds all
in my head |
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Sandra Simpson lives in Tauranga, New Zealand, in the aptly named Bay of Plenty. She is the founding editor of a haiku webpage which may be seen at www.poetrysociety.org..nz/haiku.html and has a haiku inscribed on a river boulder in New Zealand's only haiku pathway at Katikati, established as a millennium project and recently extended. As well as haiku, Sandra also writes "regular" poetry, takes Chinese brush-painting lessons, enjoys going to the gym and walking, and does lots of reading, listening and talking (laughing optional).
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