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Winter 2006, vol 4 no 4
HAIKU
Elizabeth Howard
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October morning
twin smoke stacks loom
above the river fog |
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a brouhaha
unsettles the evening
owl versus crow |
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sundown
eerie chatter
in the cattails |
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hillside vineyard
snow meanders
in the sculpted rows |
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pond glow
bats orbit
the harvest moon |
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Elizabeth Howard lives in Crossville, Tennessee, where she taught high-school English. Her haiku have been published in Modern Haiku, The Heron's Nest, Snapshots, South by Southeast, Mariposa, and other journals.
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