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River haiku
Will respond to the thoughtful comments on race later -- just wanted to post these while they're fresh.
High tide, gray rain. Wind
Shifts, leaves wheel. Piers submerged: lost
Civilization.
I stand drinking tea.
Gull swoops toward drowned piers. We both
Have no place to sit.
Dog-walkers crabby,
Dogs ebullient. And yet dogs
Have no umbrellas.
High tide, gray rain. Wind
Shifts, leaves wheel. Piers submerged: lost
Civilization.
I stand drinking tea.
Gull swoops toward drowned piers. We both
Have no place to sit.
Dog-walkers crabby,
Dogs ebullient. And yet dogs
Have no umbrellas.
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