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posted by Bill | 7:43 PM
That's very fine, Bill. I don't know that I've read another poem as short as this that moves so beautifully through time -- I mean its meaning and ambiguities unfold surprisingly as it progresses.
Jonathan, your thoughtful and sensitive comment is much appreciated.
I echo Jonathan's sentiment. Wonderful.
Thanks, anon.
You've been very productive. I loved this. The mixture of the intimate and the universal is seamless and therefore doubly effective. Great
Thanks, floots. Your comments are always illuminating.
The sky sumbitsthe circulation touchhot and cold air www.iamnasra.blogspot.com I love your haiku it makes me think and write
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That's very fine, Bill. I don't know that I've read another poem as short as this that moves so beautifully through time -- I mean its meaning and ambiguities unfold surprisingly as it progresses.
Jonathan, your thoughtful and sensitive comment is much appreciated.
I echo Jonathan's sentiment. Wonderful.
Thanks, anon.
You've been very productive. I loved this. The mixture of the intimate and the universal is seamless and therefore doubly effective. Great
Thanks, floots. Your comments are always illuminating.
The sky sumbits
the circulation touch
hot and cold air
www.iamnasra.blogspot.com
I love your haiku it makes me think and write
Thanks for your visit and comment, Nasra.
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