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Solitary 4 Tomorrow - in Dialogue 
writing haiku is such a joyful practice – the world seems brighter, but also deeper. Yes, it’s focusing on the moment, but, for me in that there is much more than the moment. – This is one of the more traditional ones. Elsewhere I am experimenting with the form.
Barbara S said this on September 16, 2018 at 14:41 |