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Three Winter Haiku

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Three Winter Haiku

1.

Winter is cosy

Here; hardly cold but drowsy…

This kills silently.

2.

I sat on a fence

Astride, making out nothing

When the dead leaf fell…

3.

As rustling leaves call,

I sleepwalk to them. On me

Closes in the wall.

-- M. Rezwanul Hoque
Associate Professor
Department of English
Chittagong College
Chittagong 4203
Bangladesh
Email: mr_hoque@yahoo.com

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WinterFrost commented on Three Winter Haiku 05-14-2009: I love your haiku I love winter how 'bout you Please write more haiku; Reply to Comment

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