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autumn river
I count the moonbeams
on his hair
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in BluePrintReview, issue 30, in/stance(s), April 2013
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train whistle in the distance deer tracks
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in BluePrintReview, issue 30, in/stance(s), April 2013
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city in winter –
loneliness sweeps through
the terraces
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in BluePrintReview, issue 30, in/stance(s), April 2013
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rumours –
rush of water
over stone
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in BluePrintReview, issue 30, in/stance(s), April 2013
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grilled fish –
reducing the moon’s glare
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in BluePrintReview, issue 30, in/stance(s), April 2013
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chicken broth
the slow unravelling
of time
.
in NFTG, January 2013
in BluePrintReview, issue 30, in/stance(s), April 2013
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lavender moon the weight of a butterfly
.
in BluePrintReview, issue 30, in/stance(s), April 2013
in Haiku News forthcoming
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first haiku
soothing fragrance
of green tea
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in BluePrintReview, issue 30, in/stance(s), April 2013
Stella Pierides 
These haiku are enjoyale to read eliciting a picture and a mood. I find it helpful to read haiku like this rather than when they are all piled in with a hundred others. Ben
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Thanks, Ben. Good to hear. Also, I too like the way Dorothee set then out.
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