4 Matching Contest - Kuro Haiku Favorites - Spring 2013 • Millikin University

we are just
passing by
melting snow

Randi Mehrmann

all is vanity
the snow falling
on a spring day

Jonathan Robertson

thick snow
erases
the world around me

Jordan Caulk

small bird
flying through the snow
erased in the white

Emily D'Ambrose

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we are just
passing by
melting snow

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small bird
flying through the snow
erased in the white

 

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we are just
passing by
melting snow

top quarter champion

 

TOP half Chamption

we are just
passing by
melting snow

 

bottom quarter champion

careful u-turn
praying
I didn't hit the bird

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for only in being lonely
can I ever be
alone

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careful u-turn
praying
I didn't hit the bird

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in the shower
I convince myself
that I’m not crying

Kelsey Meredith

for only in being lonely
can I ever be
alone

Molly McCullough

car didn’t start . . .
again
I need a job

Amanda Lee

careful u-turn
praying
I didn't hit the bird

Alex Buchko

 

TOP half champion

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we are just
passing by
melting snow

 

 

CHAMPION

box in the attic
a baseball glove
and broken dreams


 

 

box in the attic
a baseball glove
and broken dreams

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BOTTOM half champion

haiku homework
I don’t feel
like being deep

Emily Crutchfield

faded quilt
reminds her of
postpartum blues

Sarah E. Kisly

“American Dream”
what is
the point?

Heidi A. Zapp

box in the attic
a baseball glove
and broken dreams

Sarah E. Kisly

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faded quilt
reminds her of
postpartum blues

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box in the attic
a baseball glove
and broken dreams

 

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box in the attic
a baseball glove
and broken dreams

top quarter champion

 

BOTTOM half champion

box in the attic
a baseball glove
and broken dreams

 

bottom quarter champion

masking the moonlight
a cloak—
of heavy city smog

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the moon sits in the dark,
unaware of its gravity—
a text from mom

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masking the moonlight
a cloak—
of heavy city smog

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dark shadow
follows her
everywhere

Amanda Lee

the moon sits in the dark,
unaware of its gravity—
a text from mom

Charlie Decker

I stumble
in the darkness
new moon

Kenneth Albin

masking the moonlight
a cloak—
of heavy city smog

Therese O'Shaughnessy

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