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Spring 2008, vol 6 no 1
RENKU
Junicho
: Withering Wind
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withering wind…
a cafe’s billboard
takes off as we eat
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frank williams |
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wary of new
taste
she declines the chilli
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diana webb |
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during the night
another condemned house
slides into the sea
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fw |
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sunlit white pebble,
picking up the moon
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dw |
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buying black grapes
to make my annual
batch of wine
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fw |
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a little Buddha
part of their 'still life'
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dw |
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today the retreat’s
a quiet flurry
of activities
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fw |
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stunning him at the June ball
in that feather boa
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slightly faded
our wedding photo
on the wall
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with an old cloth
I shift some memories
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apricot blossoms
speckle the wet dog
from head to tail
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the courtyard fountain
turned on once again
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Participants:
Frank Williams (England)
Diana Webb (England)
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