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Winter 2007, vol 5 no 4
HAIKU
Laryalee Fraser
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discarded tire
an earthworm
going nowhere |
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cedar shadows
her whisper guides me
to the squirrel |
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nesting season
a small cloud moves
under a large one |
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the stretch
of an eastbound train —
starry night |
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wide-mouth jars
a crow's wings open
to the sky |
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Laryalee Fraser is a retired reporter/photographer, enjoying small-town life in British Columbia, Canada. She spends time with gardening, photography, writing, and visiting her grandchildren.
Lary's work has been in several online publications, and she has compiled an online anthology of haiku entitled "a procession of ripples":
http://laryalee.users.sunwave.net/ripples.htm
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