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Haiku: Did you see that bird?A Chapter by Stu. T.H.(Updated from Senryu to Haiku) |
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Haiku: Nagashi Sōmen (流しそ..A Chapter by Stu. T.H.Inspired by Half-asleep Poetry (1): I - Am - Nagashi-Somen, by Stu. T.H., aka Leon, aka me. |
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Haiku: A Classroom by Year's EndA Chapter by Stu. T.H.Inspired by The Class (Entre les murs) by François Bégaudeau, combined with that mint flavour of nostalgia and idealism of a school-life.. |
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Haiku: Nagashi Sōmen (流しそ..A Chapter by Stu. T.H.For Nagashi-soumen, but part 2. Inspired mostly by Half-asleep Poetry (1): I - Am - Nagashi-Somen, a poem by Stu. T.H. (Leon) |
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Haiku: Radio TowerA Poem by Stu. T.H.Let's return to penning true poems, without worries or unknown sorrow. |
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Haiku to the Central Board of Secondary EducationA Poem by Cheshire CatTomorrow is my second language examination, and I'm here writing a haiku for a rant instead of studying (which I really should be doing, considering I.. |
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Haiku: The Creek / Con RạchA Chapter by Stu. T.H.Western, or Eastern, doesn't matter. |
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Haiku: Orchid (2)A Chapter by Stu. T.H.Orchid, I guess. |
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Haiku: Tattered cloudsA Chapter by Stu. T.H.Tattered clouds so grey,Covering the sky; Leaving--Nothing to admire.- Stu. T.H. (7:45AM December 4, 2023) |
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Haiku: A Grandfather ClockA Chapter by Stu. T.H.A fiction I made this to kill time, badum tss. Get it? Clocks and time? Sorry for the pun... |
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My Friend, My MagnetA Poem by nadia dmitriWhat are we to do? |
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Haiku: DandelionA Chapter by Stu. T.H.Just, a Haiku. I haven't done one so satisfying for a while. |
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Haiku: A City's Dock at NightA Chapter by Stu. T.H.Another Eastern view: The city docks, even withour commerce, are always bustling to me. |
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Haiku: Only SnowA Chapter by Stu. T.H.Nothing devious this time. |
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Collection of My Haikus and Senryus (2023)A Book by Stu. T.H.Compiled into a Great Pile instead. |
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Haiku: Orchid (1)A Chapter by Stu. T.H.Here comes an orchid,Gliding in the breezes so light,I admired it.- Stu. T.H. (November 8, 2023) |
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The Best Review I've ReceivedA Poem by Cass AsheMy favorite review paraphrased as a haiku. |
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Haiku: Gyoza (餃子)A Chapter by Stu. T.H.Not all Eastern dumplings are the same ~ |
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