MARTIN LUCAS A Guide To Haiku For The 21st Century

the dawn comes

blue gray and quiet

after the thunder

swifts scream

along the high street

traffic crawls

facing the rain

on an upturned boat

a heron hunched

slipstream

thistledown

splits from the thistle

twilight

the color of the cornflowers

deepens

a slice of melon

thrown away

the end of summer

a cold room

the shape of the last guest

in the empty chair

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