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Autumn 2006, vol 4 no 3
HAIKU
Naia
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storming for days . . .
still, there's something about
the scent of rain |
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Father's hands
the day he carried in
an orphaned pigeon |
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Aurora Borealis . . .
he describes it
without blinking |
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autumn rain . . .
sleeping
where he slept |
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blossom time . . .
she doesn't speak of him
but I know that faraway look |
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A fifth generation native Californian, Naia was raised in a country
home in the Sacramento farm valley and attended college at California
State Polytechnic University (Cal Poly) in San Luis Obispo.
Naia's poetry and haiga have appeared world-wide in magazines, books,
anthologies, e-journals, and newsletters.
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