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the edge of winter
dark hands clutch soft white linen
new life stirs within

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  1. Rene, haiku is my favorite poetry form .. yours is just magical.

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  2. lovely way to start the New Year, with White Linen, Pearl and a new look....blessings...bkm

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  3. I really like the new look of your blog!

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  4. new life stirring...i like that...nice haiku

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  5. I like your anthropomorphic description of the trees. Nice haiku.

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  6. Unlike my friend Helen, I hate haiku. But I like this one, particularly the middle line.

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  7. excellent words for the photo :)

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  8. Thanks for the reminder. It was well-timed!

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  9. I don't wanna overstay my welcome, but this is a wondeful haiku.
    I think it makes me sad. I don't now why. It's really a poem of hope, isn't it?

    Take care.

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  10. ..dark hands clutch soft white linen..beautiful - and the pic..breath-taking..

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  11. New hope. Great way to start the year.

    Cheers,

    Casey

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  12. Perfectly executed and beautiful haiku, Rene. One of my favorite forms.

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