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posted by Bill | 9:03 AM
16 Comments:
Always believe in the "hints" of natural progress.
Good one Bill.
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oh this is brilliant... its a stand out... and so subtle and gently humourous... love it
Hi Bill ... i love this one ... your haiku is getting deeper with time ..
that the crocus promises spring is belied by that autumn wind ... (excuse the internal rhyme - not intended ... hehe)
its very lovely this poem of yours .. not quite the questioning of Issa (?) but purely Bill... lovely >>> Gina
a winner again this year Bill
john
Good one, Bill :)
wishes,
devika
enjoyed reading it here, makes me anxious now to receive my copy of Moonset Newspaper
much love
gillena
thanks, Magyar. I try.
Thanks, Dalloway. Good to see you in the new Ambrosia.
In this hemisphere, Gina, February is either the last month of winter or the first month of spring, depending on whom you ask.
And thanks, John, Devika, and Gillena.
The crocus
turning it's back
on February wind
Cheers, Tikkis
thanks Bill - good to be in such esteemed company
Nice catch, tikkis.
Blessings, Dalloway. I see you're now using your first name (Emma Dalloway--what a wonderfully literary combination; we all know Mrs. Dalloway, and "Emma" is my favorite novel by my favorite English novelist), but to me you'll always be Dalloway.
no matter how many times one reads this one, it's still a great haiku.
Thank you, polona. That means a great deal to me.
Im happy with just Dalloway - but when I found out I was starting to get stuff included in journals I was concerned it sounded a little pretentious.
xx Dal
A very good haiku!
"I want to believe" -- that's so true! And what is true (really true!) has poetic power!
That's beautiful Bill. Sometimes you break my heart a little with your words. There is so much wisdom here, but it's not old wisdom, because there is innocence too. Wow. Thanks for sharing.
Dalloway, Angelika, and jem, your comments are much appreciated.
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