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Winter 2008, vol 6 no 4
HAIKU
Fredua-Agyeman Nana
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morning snail
stuck on another
stuck on a leaf |
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evening breeze
a firefly leads me
into darkness |
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early morning—
tadpoles here and there
in the culvert |
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watering can…
the sound of mother's
creaking bones |
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setting sun
the canoe brings home
only a wet fisherman |
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Fredua-Agyeman Nana is a Ghanaian living in Accra, the capital of Ghana. He holds a Master of Philosophy Degree in Agricultural Economics from the
University of Ghana and works for TechnoServe—an NGO. He has been writing haiku since 2006 and his first haiku publication was in the 2006 winter edition of
Simply Haiku.
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