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morning sun - the long shadows of little stones
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crescent moon - she is cutting her nails in the garden
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night of stars in the next room my sick mother
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new year's balloons - the pregnant woman staring at the mirror
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cloudy sunset - a lone traffic light turns red
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soccer championship the winter moon on the stadium
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christmas lights the silhouette of trees in the dark
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winterscape - a traffic sign in the snow points to no way
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glass tower - the moon is part of the west facade
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crowded bus every passenger breathes the same autumn
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new yellow car autumn leaves on the windscreen
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bus window - she travels with the full moon on her head
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thicker dust on a little Buddha - early autumn
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sidewalk cafe on the empty seats fallen leaves
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dogs barking perhaps I was a cat in other life
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scent of rain in the open window no mosquito
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autumn wind a line of red traffic lights becomes sunset
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subway window she and her reflection cry at the same time
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20 million city another street lamp into the night
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a line of traffic lights change from red to green summer full moon
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apartment tower a new letter for the dead neighbor
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washing my clothes somebody looks at me crescent moon
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cloudy day a penny shines on the sidewalk
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open window the sound of rain interrupts my dream
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summer rain another me walks home under me
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flea market a still fly is part of the old clock
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with each sip from the bottle moonlight on my face
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fallen leaves some stars shine in the sky
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unemployed but I'm writing haiku about the rain
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waiting room stars appear one by one
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a line of ants the empire state building in the distance
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pan-fried trout I learn something new about my father
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long before I came long after I leave blossoming pear
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falling star another woman says 'me too'
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winter solstice the growing darkness on death row
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a hearse leaves the prison compound cold moon
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summer heat dragonflies escape from the convict's pencil
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Independence Day watchtower guards locked and loaded
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the convict's debt nearly paid in full waning moon
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wind chill a few crows among the homeless
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year end a convict's calendar full of X's
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visiting day blue mascara on a convict's wife
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waning moon a faux cease-fire in Aleppo
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Pearl Harbor Day the Koi pond littered with fallen leaves
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the snake's dead skin left in the driveway Mustang Cobra
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amid war and rumors of war. . . another grandchild
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spring cleaning long neglected baseball cards see the light of day
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long night the waterfall's icy silence
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gale winds the stone Buddha remains centered
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windstorm the berry stains on the path
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pissing in a puddle droplets of moonlight on her sandal
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indian summer the neighbor's daughter sunbathes beside their empty pool
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chill night new fallen pear blossoms glow in the moonlight
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fresh cut lawn a dozen fireflies inspect the job
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mother’s day he laces her shoes
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breakup — my daughter's voice cracks across two continents
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just friends — a taste of summer in her kiss
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fired— at last i wake on time
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day of blossoms a nurse erases mother’s name
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mother's day a nurse unties the restraints
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mother gone moonlight shimmers the last white rose
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moving day — the kids pack up my first marriage
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morphine drip my father asks me for more time
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stonehenge— scent of lemon from the hotel soap
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waiting the morning the sun at the tip of the branches of the maple tree
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changing winds bring up your kite and the Dow
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summer solstice longer days shorter writings
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spring wind scattering flowers of the magnolia her nineteen years
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bowing one's head passing under the lilac heavy with snow
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last note before she takes the bus cold Winter morning
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passing -- between the shadow of the maple and the moon
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last moon before irradiation Hiroshima
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fresh autumn breeze or the advance of age? forgotten tea...
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moonless night a cereus cactus opens solstice blooms
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sudden gust carp leap from poles to gulp the air
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chill wind beneath the monk's robe a naked monk
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screen of pine white silence glides on egret wings
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sand through fingers a tracery of palms on midnight blue
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silken winds i am wrapped in quietness of cottonwood seeds
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back and forth grinding ink slowly the weight of my words
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fogged window a blend of green and gray - hot tea with milk
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morning fog dissolving cypress - sfumato
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slice of moon the scent of jasmine spills into thick darkness
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all day rain - i add more flour to the kneaded dough.
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march snow... the scent of lilacs pressed in my book
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windless night a deeper silence after the train
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december night now and then the owl's soft voice
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the lonely feeling of dylan's harmonica evening star
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evening train going the same way as the sun
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old roses blooming again september evening
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cottonwood leaves the quiet way they soften the night
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insomnia a light flickers in the foothills
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chinook wind the softness of a day in february
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long day over at last alone with the wind
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insomnia a lone light on the mountainside
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nightfall.. my thoughts linger awhile on the old days
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winter night old trees filled with stars
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as if summer had no end wildflowers
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all-day headache . . . watching the moon rise with the wind
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winter pond my stone ricochets into the reeds
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