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Haiku PACE June 2005
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Joe Walters
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Brothers
in Arms
by
Joe Walters
Three lines,
no punctuation, sounds simple, right? Thats what I though until
I sat down and tried it. When you read haiku, youre looking for
those poems that surprise you and make you sit down and just think about
what you just read. So, as haiku authors we are looking to make
folks contemplate and digest. We want to make your senses say, wow!
My favirote haiku have a twist and bring back memories from a time past
that is only alive in our memories.
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Think about
the following Haiku as you read them, you will find that most have a deeper
meaning than the words themselves. I try to make you think about the story
behind them, not just the meaning of the words. Enjoy.
-Joe Walters
July 4, 2005
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brothers
in arms
dim cool air
wakes the runners' lungs
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held
breath
bites her hand
its a boy, another boy
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stumbling
legs
cushioned bottom
first steps, many will follow
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lightning flashes
children piled
in mom's bed
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winding
trail
every turn
more un chartered territory
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stuffy
shirt
encouraging smile
where will this take me
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©2005
Randy Brooks, Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois || all rights reserved
for original authors
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