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A Bit of Ourselves – Haiku
by the Gourds Team
| Introduction | page 2 | page 3 |page 4 | page 5 | page 6 |page 7 | page 8
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Ray
Rasmussen – Canada
Haibun Editor
A Hundred Gourds #1:1, December 2011 –
A Hundred Gourds #1:2, March 2012
Webmaster
A Hundred Gourds #1.1, December 2011 –
A Hundred Gourds #1:4, September 2012
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midday hush –
the rasp of a mallard
calling his mate
 — The
Heron's Nest #6:7, 2004
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first
meditation class –
he begins by gazing at
the blonde's navel
— Simply
Haiku #4:2, 2006
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monkshood bloom –
the whine of mosquitoes
seems diminished
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Modern Haiku
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lucky
moon –
even when waning
no one replaces you
— Contemporary
Haibun Online #1:3, 2005
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spring sun –
cedar waxwings fill
the leafless plum
— The
Heron's Nest #7:2, 2005
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divorce
procedings –
things his, not hers
hers, not his
— World
Haiku Review
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winter evening –
holding only
the warmth of a fire
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A Hundred Gourds 2:2, 2013
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