magnolia
there's one in our street
not yet lit
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4 comments:
great one Gwilym
john
Great use of negative space where nothing needs to be spelt out and is all the more atmospheric for that fact.
This is probably one of my favourite haiku on this blog, and there's a lot of tough competition from excellent postings! ;-)
all my best,
Alan
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This is great. I was just looking this morning at my magnolia and the one across the road and noticing how they seem to compete for attention.
Hi Gwilym: It's a nice one. I liked it very much.
R K
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