Close to home

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This entry is part 8 of 91 in the series Toward Noon: 3verses

 

All this time,
six well-used deer beds
just out of sight from the porch!

The old outhouse
half-fallen into its hole—
how long has the roof been gone?

Even the snowy hillside,
the way it bends the trees’
harp-string shadows…

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3 Comments


  1. Oh! This is sublime. It says so much more than the words say … very much in the spirit of haiku

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    1. Ah, glad you thought so! Thanks. I have of course been influenced by haiku, though these tercets are looser and longer than “true” haiku.

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