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2/14/08

One Haiku, Two Haiku-not

Knife cuts spud in half
soil on the broken wood board~
steel from deep within.


Street woman peeled her nose
a blanket on her legs~
late winter caressed her face.
rustle by Sun Child at 11:59 AM

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